Guardicore Labs
Guardicore Labs is a global research team, consisting of hackers, cybersecurity researchers and industry experts. We publish our cyber security research and provide analysis, insights and response methodologies to the latest cyber threats as well as lead and participate in academic research. We are also the core maintainers of the Infection Monkey, a popular open-source network resiliency test tool.
IPCdump allows software developers, security researchers, and curious linux users to explore the usually obscure Inter-process-communication (IPC) channels. In this blog post we’ll be sharing details about the tool, usage examples and case studies that will allow the user to learn more about Linux IPC channels.
February 11, 2021

PLEASE_READ_ME: The Opportunistic Ransomware Devastating MySQL Servers

WarezTheRemote: Turning Remotes into Listening Devices

FritzFrog: A New Generation of
Peer-to-Peer Botnets
Peer-to-Peer Botnets

TEST YOUR NETWORK WITH OUR OPEN SOURCE ATTACK SIMULATION TOOL
Assess the resiliency of your network to post-breach attacks and lateral movement

Test Your ATT&CK Before the Attack With Guardicore Infection Monkey

What’s a 10? Pwning vCenter with
CVE-2020-3952
CVE-2020-3952

The Vollgar Campaign: MS-SQL Servers Under Attack

January 2020’s Patch Tuesday

Threats Making WAVs - Incident Response to a Cryptomining Attack

Iran Cyber Threats and Defenses

Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 are End of Life

Guardicore Infection Monkey for Zero Trust

The Massive Propagation of the Smominru Botnet

The Nansh0u Campaign - Hackers Arsenal Grows Stronger

May 2019’s Patch Tuesday: Must-Knows for Every Data Center

IResponse to IEncrypt

Introducing Guardicore Cyber Threat Intelligence

Highlights of BlueHat Israel 2019

A vulnerability in Debian’s apt allows for easy lateral movement in data centers

Bread and butter attacks

What's New in Infection Monkey Release 1.6

With libSSH, Authentication is Optional

Operation Prowli: Monetizing 40,000 Victim Machines
