Cyber Threats Facing U.K’s Internet-Connected Infrastructure – An OSINT Analysis

In today’s modern Internet-connected World hundreds of thousands of users continue joining the Internet on a first-time basis potentially getting themselves exposed to a multi-tude of malicious software spam and phishing attacks including active participation in botnets which basically represent an automatically controlled tens of thousands of Internet-connected hosts under the supervision of a remotely-based Russian cybercriminal who’s making tens of thousands of money on a daily basis by using the access to the Internet-connected hosts potentially exposing home users and corporate networks to a variety of online-based threats such as for instance the direct compromise of the confidentiality availability and integrity of the targeted host and its infrastructure.

With more cybercriminals continue to look for ways to monetize access to malware-infected hosts by actively launching malware spam and phishing fraud campaigns online more users continue getting exposed and potentially falling victim into these type of scams with the cybercriminals behind these campaigns successfully compromising home-based and corporate networks while earning fraudulently obtained or generated revenue from the access to the malware-infected hosts.

In the following free threat intelligence report we will offer an in-depth actionable intelligence on modern cyber threats facing U.K’s infrastructure with the idea to raise awareness on the degree of sophistication and persistence on behalf of Russian an international-based cybercriminals who seek to obtain access to home and corporate-based networks possibly seeking financial gain. We will also provide a sample threat data to showcase our modern threat intelligence platform in action which works by intercepting and reponding to modern cyber attack threats which include Client-Side Exploits, Web Site Defacements, Radical Propaganda, Scareware, Rogueware, Phishing, Spam, Malicious Software, Botnets, Command and Control Infrastructure, Compromised Web Sites, oney Mule Recruitment facing U.K’s infrastructure and actually notifies the affected party in an automated fashion.

Users who are interested in gaining more insight into their network’s susceptibility to modern cyber attack threats including their home and corporate network including their ISP (Internet Service Provider) should approach us at – dancho.danchev@hush.com

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