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At Countercept, we love to share. Whether it’s sharing our latest code for decompiling malware, demystifying the latest news on cyber security, or our best practice for business enablement and minimizing organizational risk, you’ll find it here.

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‘Cover my webcam?’ Security myths debunked

15 December 2017

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Our first meetup – Cybersecurity with Countercept – was held on December 6, 2017 and was a roaring success.

We hosted our first meetup, and it was awesome

14 December 2017

We built it, and they came. Cybersecurity with Countercept – our first meetup – was held at our London office on December 6, 2017.

Meet the threat hunters – HitCon 2017

4 December 2017

Wei-Chea Ang is a senior threat hunter in our Singapore office. He will be speaking at HitCon in Taiwan on December 7, 2017, where he will give a talk on...

Hunting for Junction Folder Persistence

29 November 2017

Article

Imagine opening a folder in Windows and then - in the background - a malicious file is executed without you realizing.

Case Study: Defending a major law firm

23 November 2017

Just under two years ago, this global law firm chose Countercept to increase their detection and response capabilities and reliably defend them against the advanced cyber threats they faced.

Hunting for Windows Subsystem for Linux

17 November 2017

Over the last year, Microsoft has gradually developed and released a new, integrated Linux feature within Windows 10.

Last year’s hack could be next year’s cyber attack

15 November 2017

Recent news coverage has been full of stories of major software corporations inadvertently leaking private data. What has also come to light is that breaches of security developers and major...

Hunting for Koadic – a COM-based rootkit

13 November 2017

In this post, we will be examining the core functionality of Koadic – an open source tool created by zerosum0x0.

How crypto-currencies increase the risks to your business

6 November 2017

In the months since WannaCry made ransomware a household term, the threat landscape has evolved dramatically. Ransomware is no longer essential to extort money from corporations, governments, and organizations.

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