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This article is an x64dbg tutorial in which reverse engineering malware methodology will be explained and demonstrated.

Honeypots are traps that the Blue Team (defenders) plant to catch potentially bad actors trying to exploit a vulnerability, snoop for data, or escalate privileges. Since a honeypot is a decoy,...

Follow this PowerShell Git tutorial on how to merge in Git, meaning how to take a local repository and merge it into a remote repository.

Follow along as we show you how scammers are spear phishing with Google Drive sharing to avoid traditonal SPAM filters in Gmail that catch their scams

Welcome to the Varonis Veteran Spotlight! The purpose of this spotlight is to show our gratitude and appreciation for our Varonis Veterans, as well as honor their military service and...

Learn the basics, definitions and best practices of third-party risk management

Kilian and Brian walk through the TL;DR version of our Varonis 8.5 and combatting insider risks in Microsoft 365 event. They cover the high-level points, and answer the best questions during the event.

Group Policy Editor (gpedit) is an important part of the Active Directory system administrator’s toolkit. Read this blog for more details about gpedit.

This PowerShell tutorial shows how revert to a previous Git commit in a local repository — Git can be used locally without a remote repository.

This Februrary 2021 malware trends report is intended to help you better understand the evolving threat landscape and adapt your defenses accordingly.

While patching, threat hunting, and remediation have been the focus of the SolarWinds attack, we can’t ignore the elephant in the room: stolen data.

The Risk Management Framework is a set of criteria for securing US Government IT Systems. In this guide, we’ll explain the RMF and how to implement it.