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Internet Security Market Analysis and In-depth Research on Size, Trends, Emerging Growth Factors and Forecasts 2026 - Cheshire Media

In just the last two months, the cybercriminal-controlled botnet known as TrickBot has become, by some measures, public enemy number one for the cybersecurity community. It's survived takedown attempts by Microsoft, a supergroup of security firms, and even US Cyber Command. Now it appears the hackers behind TrickBot are trying a new technique to infect the deepest recesses of infected machines, reaching beyond their operating systems and into their firmware.

Security firms AdvIntel and Eclypsium today revealed that they've spotted a new component of the trojan that TrickBot hackers use to infect machines. The previously undiscovered module checks victim computers for vulnerabilities that would allow the hackers to plant a backdoor in deep-seated code known as the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface, which is responsible for loading a device's operating system when it boots up. Because the UEFI sits on a chip on the computers motherboard outside of its hard drive, planting malicious code there would allow TrickBot to evade most antivirus detection, software updates, or even a total wipe and reinstallation of the computer's operating system. It could alternatively be used to "brick" target computers, corrupting their firmware to the degree that the motherboard would need to be replaced.

The TrickBot operators' use of that technique, which the researchers are calling "TrickBoot," makes the hacker group just one of a handfuland the first that's not state-sponsoredto have experimented in the wild with UEFI-targeted malware, says Vitali Kremez, a cybersecurity researcher for AdvIntel and the company's CEO. But TrickBoot also represents an insidious new tool in the hands of a brazen group of criminalsone that's already used its foothold inside organizations to plant ransomware and partnered with theft-focused North Korean hackers. "The group is looking for novel ways to get very advanced persistence on systems, to survive any software updates and get inside the core of the firmware," says Kremez. If they can successfully penetrate a victim machine's firmware, Kremez adds, "the possibilities are endless, from destruction to basically complete system takeover."

While TrickBoot checks for a vulnerable UEFI, the researchers have not yet observed the actual code that would compromise it. Kremez believes hackers are likely downloading a firmware-hacking payload only to certain vulnerable computers once they're identified. "We think they've been handpicking high-value targets of interest," he says.

The hackers behind TrickBot, generally believed to be Russia-based, have gained a reputation as some of the most dangerous cybercriminal hackers on the internet. Their botnet, which at its peak has included more than a million enslaved machines, has been used to plant ransomware like Ryuk and Conti inside the networks of countless victims, including hospitals and medical research facilities. The botnet was considered menacing enough that two distinct operations attempted to disrupt it in October: One, carried out by a group of companies including Microsoft, ESET, Symantec, and Lumen Technologies, sought to use court orders to cut TrickBot's connections to the US-based command-and-control servers. Another simultaneous operation by US Cyber Command essentially hacked the botnet, sending new configuration files to its compromised computers designed to cut them off from the TrickBot operators. It's not clear to what degree the hackers have rebuilt TrickBot, though they have added at least 30,000 victims to their collection since then by compromising new computers or buying access from other hackers, according to security firm Hold Security.

AdvIntel's Kremez came upon the new firmware-focused feature of TrickBotwhose modular design allows it to download new components on the fly to victim computersin a sample of the malware in late October, just after the two attempted takedown operations. He believes it may be part of an attempt by TrickBot's operators to gain a foothold that can survive on target machines despite their malware's growing notoriety throughout the security industry. "Because the whole world is watching, they've lost a lot of bots," says Kremez. "So their malware needs to be stealthy, and that's why we believe they focused on this module."

"The possibilities are endless, from destruction to basically complete system takeover."

Vitali Kremez, AdvIntel

After determining that the new code was aimed at firmware meddling, Kremez shared the module with Eclypsium, which specializes in firmware and microarchitecture security. Eclypsium's analysts determined that the new component Kremez found doesn't actually alter a victim PC's firmware itself, but instead checks for a common vulnerability in Intel UEFIs. PC manufacturers who implement Intel's UEFI firmware often don't set certain bits in that code designed to prevent it from being tampered with. Eclypsium estimates that configuration problem persists in tens of millions or even possibly hundreds of millions of PCs. "They're able to look and identify, OK, this is a target that we're going to be able to do this more invasive or more persistent firmware-based attack," says Eclypsium principal researcher Jesse Michaels. "That seems valuable for this type of widespread campaign where their specific goals may be ransomware, bricking systems, being able to persist in environments."

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AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Salient Systems has appointed Tom Bogan and Lane Bess to its Board of Directors. Both are titans in enterprise software and bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to guide Salients next stage of growth.

Bogan is currently Vice Chairman of Workday, a leading provider of enterprise cloud applications for finance and human resources, helping customers adapt and thrive in a changing world. Throughout his career, he has been an executive, investor, and board member of several highly successful software companies, including Rational Software, Citrix Systems and Adaptive Insights. He was previously a partner at Greylock, a premier Silicon Valley venture capital firm.

Tom is a well-known and highly respected executive and entrepreneur, who most recently built Adaptive Insights into a $1 billion-plus company, culminating in an acquisition of the company by Workday, said David Hood, Salients CEO. We are thrilled to have Tom join our board. His experience with market transitions and innovating business models for competitive advantage will be of great value for our journey at Salient. Bogan added, I am excited about joining Salients board and truly believe that Salient can build on its accomplishments to provide a new category of value with video.

Bess brings a wealth of experience and is a well-known Silicon Valley tech veteran. He has previously served as COO of Zscaler, an innovator and leader in cloud-based Internet security service, and as CEO of Palo Alto Networks, where he led the initiative to scale the company toward its IPO.

We are incredibly fortunate to have someone with Lanes wealth of experience in cybersecurity and enterprise software join our board, Hood said. His cybersecurity domain expertise and his extensive entrepreneurial talent will be crucial to Salients growth as we move into the next phase of our evolution as a company. Bess added, I see parallels to companies I have led and advised, and I am impressed with Salients strategic roadmap.

The addition of Bess and Bogan to the board will be instrumental to Salients evolution beyond security, to a software provider that serves as a core data platform fueling business intelligence. In addition to the appointments of Bess and Bogan, Salient has further fueled its transformation by welcoming aboard executives with strong enterprise software backgrounds.

Salients path forward is to further commit to the open architecture strategy that has been central to its growth so far. Its award-winning video management software platform, CompleteView, is ideally suited to integrate and interoperate with the systems necessary to enable best-in-breed solutions that deliver on both the security and business intelligence end users need.

We believe the single-vendor, end-to-end security solution leaves significant value on the table for end users, who want to get the most business insights out of their systems, Hood said. With innovation continuing to accelerate, single-vendor solutions cant provide the dynamic, adaptive value that businesses want and need.

We chose Salient's platform because its open architecture and ability to integrate with best in class analytics solutions translated into a tremendous return on investment as we can meet security, compliance, and business needs, said a top ten Global LTL logistics customer. Beside meeting surveillance needs, our operations department uses video-based analytics in association with Salient's platform to better evaluate customers demands and improve efficiencies of staff to provide a better experience and increase revenue.

Salient is focused on continuing to achieve more shared success across security and business functions in modern enterprises. To better accommodate enterprise purchasing preferences, Salient recently expanded its offerings to include a subscription offer for its leading video management software.

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About Salient Systems

Salient is the leading software provider of comprehensive, enterprise-class Video Management Software and Systems. For 25 years, Salient has delivered best-in-class video surveillance solutions for critical infrastructure, transportation, logistics, retail, education, and more. Salient leverages intelligent video technology to mitigate risk, improve service delivery, and drive positive business outcomes for customers worldwide. Salients award winning CompleteView VMS platform offers a full range of applications for unmatched scalability through a fully open architecture. Citi Bank, Kirkland's, University of Notre Dame, ABF Freight, Nike and thousands of other customers trust Salient to provide powerful video-enabled surveillance and business intelligence solutions for today and tomorrow.

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