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CyberInt researchers invest significant time and effort into researching and trying to mitigate the next cyber attack. In addition, breach reports that detail the mode of attack and how it was discovered are published freely with the aim of sharing the knowledge. While this is not the purpose behind our research, it is nice to be recognized. We have been amassing awards and recognition recently, and have been identified as a Top 100 MSSP (Managed Security Services Provider).

Smartphones have become essential in workplaces for boosting productivity, but they bring their own set of security challenges. Apps like Microsoft Authenticator add an extra security layer, but they also have their vulnerabilities: If a smartphone with an app like Microsoft Authenticator is compromised, the consequences can be severe for a company.

BianLian is a threat actor known for operating the BianLian ransomware. Initially, it emerged as an Android banking trojan back in 2019. Much like the traditional Chinese art of “face-changing” from which it takes its name, BianLian has displayed impressive adaptability. It has transitioned its activities to primarily focus on ransomware attacks, first appearing as a ransomware strain in July 2022.