Dark Web Deep Dive: Emerging Ransomware
What rises must eventually fall. The same applies to prominent threat actor groups on the dark web. However, the end to these groups never spells the end of criminal activities. The power vacuum they leave behind opens up space for prospective emerging threats. Join Flare in discovering the hidden emerging groups that hold the potential […]
Dark Web Deep Dive: Forum Ecosystems
Dark Web Forums: A critical component of the cybercrime ecosystem, these forums serve as a hub for communication for threat actors on the Dark Web. However, forums do not exist in isolation; they form their own distinct ecosystem, rich with unique histories and internal dramas. In this webinar, you’ll learn where they came from, what […]
The State of the Dark Web 2024
Even at just the halfway point of 2024, the cybercrime ecosystem has shifted dramatically: These are only a few examples how cybercrime has evolved. In this webinar, get the knowledge you need to arm your organization with the tools needed to set up a proactive defense. Join Mathieu Lavoie, Eric Clay, Tammy Harper, and Nick […]
Navigating the Cyber Threat Landscape with Jason Haddix & Nick Ascoli: Offensive Security, LLMs, and Infected Devices
Dive into an engaging webinar featuring the impact of Large Language Models (LLMs), offensive security, and red teaming the modern attack surface. This session was led by Nick Ascoli, Senior Product Strategist at Flare, and Jason Haddix, Field CISO at Flare and CEO of Arcanum Security. Jason and Nick discussed topics to include how companies […]
Cyber Threats in Modern Warfare: Examining Crowdsourced DDoS Attacks
In this livestream, we’ll explore the emergence of crowdsourced DDoS attacks during geopolitical events, citing case studies from the Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Hamas conflicts. We’ll discuss how threat groups incentivize participation through gamified leaderboards, cryptocurrency rewards (like DDoSia by NoName057(16)), and their impact on American and European digital assets. Our focus will also be on mitigation […]
From Business to Black Market: The New Frontier of AI Exploits
As businesses increasingly integrate AI language models into their operations, cybercriminals are evolving to monetize these tools. Flare has discovered that over 200,000 credentials to AI language models have surfaced on the dark web, heightening the risk of sensitive data leaks. During the webinar, experts Jason Haddix (BuddoBot CISO), Serge-Olivier Paquette (Flare Director of Innovation), […]
How the Dark Web is Reacting to the AI Revolution
More than 200,000 OpenAI credentials are currently being sold on the dark web in the form of stealer logs. While this is undoubtedly concerning, the statistic only begins to scratch the surface of threat actors’ interests in ChatGPT, GPT-4, and AI models more broadly. Watch the video where Flare Security Researcher, Eric Clay, discusses how […]
The Typology of Illicit Telegram Channels
As cybercriminals continue to evolve their tactics, they have found a haven in secure messaging apps like Telegram. Join us, Tuesday, June 13th at 1pm EST, to explore the intricate world of illicit Telegram channels and gain valuable insights to combat this growing threat. Delve into the typology of these channels, understand their characteristics, and […]
Confidence in Crisis: Incident Response & Cybercrime in 2023
Watch the replay of live Q&A session with Former Deputy Director of the FBI Andrew McCabe & Former USPS CISO Gregory Crabb, and Flare CEO Norman Menz. Join Former Deputy Director of the FBI Andrew Mccabe & Former USPS CISO Gregory Hirsch for a live Q&A session with Flare CEO Norman Menz. We’ll be covering […]
The New Dark Web? Illicit Channels and Their Impact on Cybersecurity
Illicit Telegram channels have become a growing concern in the realm of cybercrime. Join us Thursday, March 23rd at 11am, as Flare’s CTO, Mathieu Lavoie, and Director of Marketing, Eric Clay, will delve into the world of illicit Telegram channels and discuss the various ways in which cybercriminals use them to carry out their nefarious […]
