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June 11, 2024
AI SPERA has begun the sale of its paid threat detection data from its CTI search engine ‘Criminal IP’ on the Snowflake Marketplace. This significant development highlights Criminal IP’s commitment to providing cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions through Snowflake, the leading…

June 7, 2024
Recently, security incidents involving License Plate Recognition (LPR) systems have been increasing. A License Plate Recognition system utilizes digital cameras and infrared lighting devices to capture images of vehicle license plates. The system automatically recognizes the…

May 28, 2024
AI SPERA has completed the entry of its CTI search engine, Criminal IP, into the AWS Marketplace. AWS Marketplace is an online platform where thousands of curated software solutions can be easily searched, tested, purchased, and deployed, offering the advantage of easy product…

May 24, 2024
In this article, the FraudClassifier model in a press release issued by the U.S. Federal Reserve will be explored, along with its implications. Excerpt from the Press Release of the FraudClassifier Model Announced by the Federal Reserve in the United States The Need for a…
May 17, 2024
On May 8, 2024, a serious remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability ‘CVE-2024-29212’ was discovered in Veeam’s VSPC (Veeam Service Provider Console). Veeam is a backup and replication tool used for data protection and is used in various environments such as virtual, physical,…

May 14, 2024
AI Spera, the developer of the Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine Criminal IP, has entered into a technology partnership with the Swiss DNS platform Quad9 to exchange domain threat intelligence data. Quad9 is a non-profit organization operated by the Swiss Quad9 Foundation…

May 9, 2024
An update to Criminal IP v1.56.1 has been released. [Criminal IP v1.56.1] Regular Maintenance and Update Release Note Maintenance Period: 2024.05.09 05:00~10:00 AM (UTC) [Improvements] Daily limit changed for non-logged-in users The number of searches, inquiries, and scans for…
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May 3, 2024
Recently, the results of a security company investigation showing that the traffic of domains impersonating USPS was significantly higher than the actual traffic on the official website was reported in various global media, and it has become an issue. In this article, we aim to…

April 26, 2024
Recently, a random file creation vulnerability ‘CVE-2024-3400′ was discovered in the GlobalProtect function of Palo Alto Networks’ PAN-OS version software. This vulnerability allows an unverified attacker to inject malicious commands and execute arbitrary code with root…

April 25, 2024
An update to Criminal IP v1.55.1 has been released. [Criminal IP v1.55.1] Regular Maintenance and Update Release Note Maintenance Period: 2024.04.25 05:00~10:00 AM (UTC) [New Changes] New API Integration – Quad9 Quad9 is a free recursive Anycast DNS platform that offers users…
![[Criminal IP v1.55.1] 2024-04-25 Release Note](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi0.wp.com%2Fblog.criminalip.io%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2024%2F04%2F%25ED%258C%25A8%25EC%25B9%2598%25EA%25B3%25B5%25EA%25B3%25A0_%25EC%2598%2581%25EB%25AC%25B8-6.png%3Ffit%3D1096%252C620%26ssl%3D1&w=3840&q=75)
April 24, 2024
AI Spera, the developer of the Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine Criminal IP, has entered a technology partnership with Sumo Logic to integrate threat intelligence data. Criminal IP integrated with Sumo Logic SOAR, following Sumo Logic SIEM This technology partnership has…

April 18, 2024
According to recent coverage in a South Korean daily newspaper, users of a prominent South Korean credit card company (referred to as “Company A”) found themselves victim to unauthorized transactions totaling thousands of dollars on popular domestic online shopping platforms…

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