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How to Keep Malware’s Rotating Infrastructure From Becoming a Detection Gap

Cybersecurity NewsSeptember 15, 20264 min read

You can’t detect today’s attacks with yesterday’s threat intelligence; that’s how you could briefly formulate the challenge many modern SOCs face. Indicators lose relevance quickly. New infrastructure appears daily. SOCs struggle to keep up. This is happening because malware campaigns increasingly rely on rotating domains, hosting infrastructure, and phishing flows. Attackers don’t need to come […] The post How to Keep Malware’s Rotating Infrastructure From Becoming a Detection Gap appeared first on Cyber Security News.

You can’t detect today’s attacks with yesterday’s threat intelligence; that’s how you could briefly formulate the challenge many modern SOCs face. Indicators lose relevance quickly. New infrastructure appears daily. SOCs struggle to keep up. This is happening because malware campaigns increasingly rely on rotating domains, hosting infrastructure, and phishing flows. Attackers don’t need to come up with a new model every time. The underlying methods remain the same, but rapidly changing infrastructure makes detection…

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