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Water Labbu APT activities
A new threat group dubbed Water Labbu has been identified in a series of attacks targeted at cryptocurrency theft. The attackers have been compromising cryptocurrency scam sites through malicious JavaScript code injections. Water Labbu attackers have been also reported to exploit Electron-based applications with the help of Cobalt Strike stagers and a known Chromium vulnerability CVE-2021-21220 in an effort to deploy backdoors.
Symantec protects you from this threat, identified by the following:
Behavior-based
SONAR.TCP!gen1
File-based
Backdoor.Cobalt!gm1
Backdoor.Cobalt!gm5
Backdoor.Rozena
Meterpreter
Trojan Horse
Trojan.Gen.2
Trojan.Gen.6
Trojan.Gen.MBT
WS.Malware.1
Machine Learning-based
Heur.AdvML.B
Network-based
System Infected: Trojan.Backdoor Activity 634
Web-based
Observed domains/IPs are covered under security categories |
Weaponized word LNK files used to deliver AsyncRAT
Threat Actors are actively exploiting tools that enable them to generate malicious shortcut files (.LNK files) for payload delivery. Recent reports reveal the discovery of shortcut files specifically designed to download AsyncRAT (aka VenomRAT). To conceal the LNK file as a legitimate Word document, it's distributed inside a compressed file alongside a legitimate text file. The executable file employed in the attack is disguised as a Korean company certificate. Users who unwittingly click on these files compromise the security of their systems and risk the theft of sensitive information.
Symantec protects you from this threat, identified by the following:
File-based
CL.Suspexec!gen162
ISB.Downloader!gen285
ISB.Downloader!gen544
ISB.Heuristic!gen66
ISB.Heuristic!gen5
MSH.Downloader
Scr.Mallnk!gen13
Trojan Horse
Trojan.Gen.MBT
WS.Malware.1
WS.Malware.2
Machine learning-based
Heur.AdvML.A
Heur.AdvML.A!300
Web-based
Observed domains/IPs are covered under security categories in all WebPulse enabled products |
Web-based Cryptojacking keeps on keeping on
As the cryptocurrency market continues to thrive, cryptojacking persists and doesn't look like going away anytime soon. Web-based cryptojacking even spiked in Q2 this year as we stated in the following article "Threat Landscape Trends – Q2 2020".
A few months have passed and the numbers are still high and somewhat steady. Our intrusion prevention signatures (IPS) are well tuned to detect this. Below is our IPS telemetry (last 30 days) for web-based cryptojacking:
Symantec has the following IPS signatures in place to detect this type of attack:
Web Attack: JSCoinminer Download *
Web Attack: JSCoinminer Website*
* This indicates multiple detections exist such as Web Attack: JSCoinminer Download 105, Web Attack: JSCoinminer Download 109, etc.. |
Webdav-O malware - a new variant of BlueTraveller
There have been reports of recent activities of the APT group dubbed as Taskmasters. The threat actors have been deploying malware known as Webdav-O, which reportedly exhibits similarities to an older malware used by the same group and known as BlueTraveller. Also another APT group - TA428 has been leveraging a modified version of BlueTraveller malware dubbed as Albaniiutas. The main objective of both groups is cyber-espionage.
Symantec protects you from this threat, identified by the following:
File-based
Downloader
Heur.AdvML.B
Heur.AdvML.C
Trojan Horse
Trojan.Gen.2
Network-based
Web Attack: Webpulse Bad Reputation Domain Request
Web-based
Observed domains/IPs are covered under security categories |
WebHard used to deliver UDP Rat
Another RAT available on a well known hosting Internet hosting platform for software development and version control is now used by groups and individuals. The RAT, known as Simple-UDP-Rat, is being delivered via WebHard, a Korean online storage service. The actor behind this campaign has disguised the malware as an adult game in an attempt to lure victims.
Symantec protects you from this threat, identified by the following:
File-based
Trojan.Gen.MBT
Trojan.Gen.2
Machine Learning-based
Heur.AdvML.C |
Web servers in GoTrim's line of sight
GoTrim is a go-based botnet whose activities have recently been exposed. This malware is primarily used to scan for vulnerable Content Management System (CMS) software and as a brute forcer. Web servers have been and still are the target of diverse malware since they are key to large malware distribution. The actors behind GoTrim know this well.
Symantec protects you from this threat, identified by the following:
File-based
Trojan.Gen.NPE
Policy-based
Suspicious Process Execution: DCS Prevention policies prevent malware from being dropped or executed on the system. DCS hardened Linux servers prevent execution of malware from temp or other writable locations
GoTrim bot Server mode: DCS Prevention policies blocks incoming connections from public internet or C2 server for any incoming POST requests
GoTrim bot Client mode: DCS Prevention policies blocks outgoing connections to public internet and limit required HTTP and other traffic from server
Web-based
Observed domains/IPs are covered under security categories |
Website creation services abused by Threat actors to spread phishing wave
Recently, website creation platform WordPress services were abused to host credential stealing webpages. As shown in Figure 1, emails purporting to be notification messages from a popular e-commerce platform enquiring about a specific product, are sent to the recipient. An email template resembling that of an e-commerce platform is cloned and the user is asked to verify the details by clicking on the hyperlinked text.
Figure 1: Email sample masquerading as notification message with phishing URL embedded in the content
The hyperlinked text is embedded with a phishing URL created with the help of compromised domain and WordPress services. Clicking the hyperlinked text redirects to a credential stealing webpage as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Phishing page hosted on compromised website with WordPress services enabled
Protection
Coverage is in place for Symantec's email security products and Email Threat Isolation (ETI) technology provides an extra layer of protection for our customers. |
Werewolves Ransomware
Werewolves are ransomware actors who have been active since at least early 2023 and engage in double extortion, involving machine encryption and threats of selling stolen data. According to their victim list, they primarily target companies in Russia but are expanding to also target companies in Europe and the U.S.
Symantec has observed two ransom notes dropped by Werewolves ransomware variants. Content-wise, both are written in Russian and have the same wording but the formatting differs. In a recently analyzed sample, the ransomware will drop the note LETTER.TXT in every folders. Encrypted files will have the .crypt extension appended to them.
Symantec protects you from this threat, identified by the following:
Behavior-based
ACM.Untrst-RunSys!g1
File-based
Ransom.Generic.1
Machine Learning-based
Heur.AdvML.B!200 |
WeSteal and WeControl, crypto stealer and RAT
Earlier this year, a cryptocurrency stealer known as WeSteal was advertised on underground forums. This stealer looks for a victim's cryptocurrency wallet and replaces the wallet address with theirs. The same actors have also started to sell a remote access trojan (RAT) they have dubbed WeControl.
Symantec protects you from these threats, identified by the following:
File-based
Backdoor.Trojan
Downloader
Heur.AdvML.B
Heur.AdvML.C
Trojan.Dropper
Trojan.Gen.2
Trojan Horse
WS.Malware.2
Behavior-based
SONAR.TCP!gen1
Web-based
Observed domains are covered under security categories |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? April 2023
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 901.6M attacks across 2.6M endpoints
150.6M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 216.9K endpoints
417.5M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 196.2K endpoints
41.8M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 285.6K endpoints
75.6M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 206.4K endpoints
692.9K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 26.2K endpoints
1.9M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 57.2K endpoints
6.3M attacks detected on 52.7K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
249.4K coin mining attempts detected on 2.8K endpoints
104.4M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 334.6K endpoints
25.1M attacks were detected on 1.7M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those Audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting Audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? August 2022
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 1.6B possible attacks across 3.2M endpoints
253.1M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 275.2K endpoints
542.4M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 268.4K endpoints
451.1M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 409K endpoints
81.7M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 258.8K endpoints
1.6M attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 68.5K endpoints
921.9K attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 71K endpoints
10.4M attacks detected on 87.5K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
3.6M coinmining attempts detected on 3.6K endpoints
104.9M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 290.5K endpoints
23.4M attacks were detected on 2.1M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? August 2023
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 940.2M attacks across 2.4M endpoints
140.3M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 208.5K endpoints
443.7M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 180.2K endpoints
51.2M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 229.2K endpoints
72.2M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 196.4K endpoints
717.1K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 30.6K endpoints
1.6M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 50.1K endpoints
4.9M attacks detected on 40K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
130.7K coin mining attempts detected on 2.4K endpoints
98.2M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 340.5K endpoints
23.2M attacks were detected on 1.5M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? December 2023
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 790.2M attacks across 1.9M endpoints
108.8M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 157.8K endpoints
379.1M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 133.3K endpoints
50.8M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 165.4K endpoints
62.2M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 147.4K endpoints
589.1K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 21K endpoints
1.7M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 44.5K endpoints
3.7M attacks detected on 28.8K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
229.9K coin mining attempts detected on 1.9K endpoints
81.8M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 230.6K endpoints
20.9M attacks were detected on 1.3M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? February 2024
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 792.7M attacks across 2.1M endpoints
117.7M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 163.9K endpoints
359.7M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 153.4K endpoints
32.5M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 174K endpoints
67.2M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 153.4K endpoints
462.8K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 26.4K endpoints
1.7M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 41K endpoints
1.9M attacks detected on 21.1K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
99.8K coin mining attempts detected on 1.9K endpoints
75M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 222.6K endpoints
22.1M attacks were detected on 1.4M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? January 2023
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 1B attacks across 2.7M endpoints
167M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 223K endpoints
505.1M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 234.1K endpoints
44.2M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 269.8K endpoints
84. 2M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 215.4K endpoints
747.9K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 27.9K endpoints
2.1M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 63.1K endpoints
6.6M attacks detected on 55.4K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
342.6K coin mining attempts detected on 3.1K endpoints
116M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 367.8K endpoints
26.2M attacks were detected on 1.7M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? January 2024
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 821.9M attacks across 2.1M endpoints
119.8M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 162.6K endpoints
404.3M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 174.8K endpoints
41.3M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 174.3K endpoints
69.4M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 151.9K endpoints
542.4K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 22.5K endpoints
1.7M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 39.8K endpoints
2.7M attacks detected on 26.1K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
133.4K coin mining attempts detected on 2K endpoints
82M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 228.1K endpoints
23.8M attacks were detected on 1.4M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? July 2023
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 921.9M attacks across 2.5M endpoints
127.5M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 208K endpoints
421.5M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 180.5K endpoints
48.8M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 245K endpoints
71M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 196.4K endpoints
735.1K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 25.8K endpoints
2M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 52.6K endpoints
5.4M attacks detected on 42.7K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
188K coin mining attempts detected on 2.5K endpoints
99.1M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 394.8K endpoints
22.4M attacks were detected on 1.5M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? June 2023
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 923.4M attacks across 2.6M endpoints
160.5M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 226.2K endpoints
433.4M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 194.3K endpoints
42.1M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 237.6K endpoints
72.8M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 216.4K endpoints
701.1K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 22.1K endpoints
2.1M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 53.7K endpoints
5.6M attacks detected on 46.9K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
183.9K coin mining attempts detected on 2.4K endpoints
106.6M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 430.4K endpoints
23.5M attacks were detected on 1.6M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? March 2023
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 1B attacks across 2.8M endpoints
175.8M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 232.8K endpoints
489.3M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 217.4K endpoints
42.4M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 299K endpoints
8 5.1M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 231.5K endpoints
811.4K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 45.2K endpoints
2.4M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 64.8K endpoints
7.5M attacks detected on 62.6K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
279.9K coin mining attempts detected on 3.1K endpoints
114.1M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 379.9K endpoints
28.3M attacks were detected on 1.7M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? March 2024
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 917.4M attacks across 2.1M endpoints
135.3M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 173.6K endpoints
394.3M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 131.3K endpoints
34.9M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 171.9K endpoints
64.9M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 154.4K endpoints
806.6K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 29.3K endpoints
1.6M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 40K endpoints
2.2M attacks detected on 22.8K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
102.9K coin mining attempts detected on 2.1K endpoints
80.8M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 212.3K endpoints
23.3M attacks were detected on 1.4M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? November 2022
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 1.1B attacks across 2.8M endpoints
199.1M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 254.7K endpoints
520.8M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 295.4K endpoints
54.1M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 223K endpoints
91.3M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 245.5K endpoints
1.1M attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 46K endpoints
2.3M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 67.9K endpoints
8.6M attacks detected on 71.8K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
629.3K coin mining attempts detected on 3.2K endpoints
120M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 328.6K endpoints
23.4M attacks were detected on 1.8M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? November 2023
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 856M attacks across 2.1M endpoints
106.5M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 165.7K endpoints
418.5M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 161.8K endpoints
47.7M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 172.6K endpoints
66.7M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 153.5K endpoints
672.7K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 21K endpoints
2M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 48.2K endpoints
4.3M attacks detected on 32.5K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
120.5K coin mining attempts detected on 2.2K endpoints
100.9M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 255.3K endpoints
22.4M attacks were detected on 1.4M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? October 2022
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 1.1B attacks across 2.8M endpoints
224.7M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 275.9K endpoints
504M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 256K endpoints
61.5M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 234.3K endpoints
9 4.5M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 263K endpoints
1.1M attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 51.4K endpoints
2.2M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 73.1K endpoints
8.4M attacks detected on 68.7K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
2.3M coin mining attempts detected on 3.5K endpoints
118.2M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 320.9K endpoints
23.9M attacks were detected on 1.9M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? October 2023
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 883.1M attacks across 2.3M endpoints
141.8M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 196K endpoints
411.7M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 190.7K endpoints
47.6M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 186.4K endpoints
68.5M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 185.6K endpoints
706K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 23.8K endpoints
2.2M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 45.3K endpoints
4.2M attacks detected on 33.6K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
89.5K coin mining attempts detected on 2.2K endpoints
99.1M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 308.9K endpoints
22.9M attacks were detected on 1.5M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? September 2022
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 1.5B attacks across 3.1M endpoints
222.8M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 268.6K endpoints
530.7M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 254.2K endpoints
411.1M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 406.9K endpoints
80.6M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 261.3K endpoints
1.4M attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 66.3K endpoints
1.1M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 70.4K endpoints
9.8M attacks detected on 78.4K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
3.2M coin mining attempts detected on 3.8K endpoints
114.1M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 322.5K endpoints
21.5M attacks were detected on 2M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS audit signatures monitor and detect for you last month? September 2023
Symantec's network protection engine, IPS (Intrusion Prevention System), is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
IPS Audit signatures are intended to block suspicious network traffic from dual use processes, malware, red team tools, vulnerabilities etc. By default, they do not block. Administrators reviewing the logs of IPS events in their network can note these Audit events and decide whether or not to configure the corresponding Audit Signatures to block the traffic.
In the last 30 days, IPS Audit signatures detected a total of 867.3M attacks across 2.3M endpoints
151.3M attempts to scan/exploit Web Server Vulnerabilities detected on 212.8K endpoints
387.2M attempts to scan/exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities detected on 187.2K endpoints
45.9M attacks associated with red team tools activity detected on 177.2K endpoints
71.8M attempts to scan/exploit Server Vulnerabilities detected on 195.7K endpoints
679.9K attempts to scan/exploit CMS Vulnerabilities detected on 28.2K endpoints
1.7M attempts to scan/exploit Application Vulnerabilities detected on 50.3K endpoints
4.3M attacks detected on 35.9K endpoints associated with Adware/PUA activity
95.7K coin mining attempts detected on 2K endpoints
94M suspicious post infection activity events detected on 356.9K endpoints
21.3M attacks were detected on 1.4M endpoints related to malicious tools known for being used in ransomware attacks
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, and to check Audit logs in their environment and switch those audit signatures to blocking which look safe as per local environment. Converting audit signatures to blocking provides enhanced protection against a variety of threats including ransomware. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week ?
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 76.6M attacks across 626.1K protected endpoints. 86.1% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
30.2M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 110.7K endpoints
15.1M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 190.4K endpoints
14.9M attacks blocked on 42.6K Windows Servers
2.4M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 65.2K endpoints
1.1M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 13.3K endpoints
1.6M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 50.1K endpoints
4.8M attacks blocked on 236.6K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.1M coin mining attempts blocked on 6.9K endpoints
8.7M malware C&C attempts blocked on 114.7K endpoints
60.2K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 857 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 01, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 216.8M attacks across 1.2M protected endpoints. 96% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
118.5M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 252.7K endpoints
41.3M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 489.2K endpoints
27.9M attacks blocked on 94.2K Windows Servers
10.9M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 195.3K endpoints
5.4M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 108.4K endpoints
3.9M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 151.5K endpoints
13.3M attacks blocked on 453.6K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.1M coinmining attempts blocked on 4.6K endpoints
4.8M malware C&C attempts blocked on 46.9K endpoints
204.9K cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 9.2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 01, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 99.9M attacks across 795.9K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
40M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 151.2K endpoints
22.1M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 275.2K endpoints
17.5M attacks blocked on 59.6K Windows Servers
2.9M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 89.1K endpoints
1.1M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 20.9K endpoints
1.9M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 48.3K endpoints
6.4M attacks blocked on 257.1K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.5M coin mining attempts blocked on 18.3K endpoints
4.7M malware C&C attempts blocked on 48.2K endpoints
134.4K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 4K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 01, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 54.3M attacks across 511.9K protected endpoints. 82.2% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
16.5M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 95.3K endpoints
12.6M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 139.3K endpoints
10.8M attacks blocked on 39.3K Windows Servers
1.9M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 56.7K endpoints
798.4K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 12.4K endpoints
1.2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 38.6K endpoints
4.1M attacks blocked on 196K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.6M coin mining attempts blocked on 5.8K endpoints
8.1M malware C&C attempts blocked on 100.3K endpoints
274.1K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 682 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 02, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 103.2M attacks across 848.1K protected endpoints. 92% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
41.9M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 146.9K endpoints
21.7M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 295.4K endpoints
18.1M attacks blocked on 60.4K Windows Servers
2.9M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 87.8K endpoints
1.3M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 19.9K endpoints
2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 56.3K endpoints
6.7M attacks blocked on 280.7K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.6M coin mining attempts blocked on 7.5K endpoints
11.8M malware C&C attempts blocked on 142.5K endpoints
151.6K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 3.9K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 02, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 58.1M attacks across 573.8K protected endpoints. 82% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
17.8M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 105.4K endpoints
13.5M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 159.1K endpoints
10.4M attacks blocked on 41K Windows Servers
1.9M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 59.7K endpoints
805.9K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 13.9K endpoints
1.3M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 54.4K endpoints
4.8M attacks blocked on 218.7K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.7M coin mining attempts blocked on 7.6K endpoints
8.8M malware C&C attempts blocked on 114.5K endpoints
302.7K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 763 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 03, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 101.8M attacks across 846.1K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
42M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 150K endpoints
21M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 272.8K endpoints
18M attacks blocked on 60.1K Windows Servers
2.7M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 91.1K endpoints
1.2M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 19K endpoints
2.1M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 66.5K endpoints
6.6M attacks blocked on 300.3K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.5M coin mining attempts bl ocked on 16.5K endpoints
11.4M malware C&C attempts blocked on 131.5K endpoints
145.9K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 3.7K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 03, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 58.8M attacks across 576.2K protected endpoints. 83% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
18.2M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 102.2K endpoints
13.6M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 160.5K endpoints
10.6M attacks blocked on 41.1K Windows Servers
2M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 62.1K endpoints
842.3K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 13.6K endpoints
1.3M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 44.1K endpoints
5M attacks blocked on 230.7K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.6M coin mining attempts blocked on 14.4K endpoints
8.4M malware C&C attempts blocked on 112.4K endpoints
294.1K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 750 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 04, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 92.8M attacks across 777.2K protected endpoints. 91% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
36.5M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 144.1K endpoints
19.4M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 265.1K endpoints
16.3M attacks blocked on 56.5K Windows Servers
2.4M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 90.2K endpoints
1M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 17.2K endpoints
2.1M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 63.2K endpoints
5.6M attacks blocked on 274.9K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.6M coin mining attempts blocked on 19K endpoints
10.8M malware C&C attempts blocked on 121.4K endpoints
130.9K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 3.4K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 04, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 57.3M attacks across 572.9K protected endpoints. 83.5% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
18.2M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 109K endpoints
13.3M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 149K endpoints
10.5M attacks blocked on 41.2K Windows Servers
1.9M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 67K endpoints
804.6K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 12.6K endpoints
1.2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 47.2K endpoints
4.9M attacks blocked on 227.2K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.5M coin mining attempts blocked on 12.7K endpoints
8M malware C&C attempts blocked on 110.5K endpoints
137.1K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 707 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 05, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 104M attacks across 859.4K protected endpoints. 92% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
40.6M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 159.8K endpoints
23.9M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 301K endpoints
16.4M attacks blocked on 59.3K Windows Servers
2.7M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 86K endpoints
1.2M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 19.7K endpoints
2.3M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 72.2K endpoints
5.9M attacks blocked on 284K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.2M coin mining attempts blocked on 4.3K endpoints
12.2M malware C&C attempts blocked on 155K endpoints
134.7K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 3.2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 05, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 60M attacks across 571.9K protected endpoints. 84.6% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
19.6M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 113K endpoints
13.2M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 150.1K endpoints
10.7M attacks blocked on 40.8K Windows Servers
2.1M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 67.4K endpoints
953.8K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 14.3K endpoints
1.5M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 48.9K endpoints
4.8M attacks blocked on 222.3K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.4M coin mining at tempts blocked on 6.8K endpoints
7.8M malware C&C attempts blocked on 112.4K endpoints
100.6K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 642 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 06, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 101.5M attacks across 830.7K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
42.1M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 156.9K endpoints
22.8M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 291.4K endpoints
15.7M attacks blocked on 58K Windows Servers
2.7M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 85.6K endpoints
1.1M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 18.8K endpoints
2.2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 68.6K endpoints
5.7M attacks blocked on 279.5K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.2M coin mining attempts blocked on 8.7K endpoints
11.7M malware C&C attempts blocked on 146.7K endpoints
148K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.9K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 06, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 52.3M attacks across 544.9K protected endpoints. 84.3% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
17.3M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 108.1K endpoints
11M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 140.7K endpoints
9.3M attacks blocked on 38.7K Windows Servers
1.8M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 65.3K endpoints
869.6K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 15.4K endpoints
1.2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 50.9K endpoints
4.6M attacks blocked on 216.5K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.4M coin mining a ttempts blocked on 6.6K endpoints
6.9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 99.4K endpoints
96.7K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 538 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 07, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 104.4M attacks across 855.1K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
41M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 163.2K endpoints
23.2M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 299.2K endpoints
16.7M attacks blocked on 58.8K Windows Servers
3M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 88.3K endpoints
1.3M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 21.5K endpoints
2.2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 73.1K endpoints
5.8M attacks blocked on 285.2K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.1M coin mining attempts blocked on 11.1K endpoints
12.9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 149.2K endpoints
157.7K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.9K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 07, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 55.7M attacks across 530.5K protected endpoints. 85.9% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
19.5M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 113.1K endpoints
10.9M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 129.1K endpoints
9.3M attacks blocked on 38K Windows Servers
2.1M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 67.8K endpoints
926.1K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 16.3K endpoints
1.4M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 47.2K endpoints
4.5M attacks blocked on 210.6K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.3M coin mining a ttempts blocked on 9.4K endpoints
6.6M malware C&C attempts blocked on 111.3K endpoints
99.9K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 564 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 08, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 95.2M attacks across 797.8K protected endpoints. 92% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
34.7M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 148.1K endpoints
22.4M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 282.2K endpoints
17.2M attacks blocked on 55.9K Windows Servers
2.8M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 83.6K endpoints
1.2M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 20.7K endpoints
2.3M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 66K endpoints
5.6M attacks blocked on 270.9K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.1M coin mining attempts blocked on 24K endpoints
12.1M malware C&C attempts blocked on 146.8K endpoints
164.1K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.9K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 08, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 56.1M attacks across 583.7K protected endpoints. 83.1% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
18M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 112.8K endpoints
12.8M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 148.5K endpoints
9.4M attacks blocked on 38.6K Windows Servers
1.9M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 65K endpoints
759.7K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 12.9K endpoints
1.2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 58.9K endpoints
4.7M attacks blocked on 216.6K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.6M coin mining attempts blocked on 17K endpoints
8M malware C&C attempts blocked on 130.7K endpoints
75.7K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 583 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 09, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 62.4M attacks across 599K protected endpoints. 84.5% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
21M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 114K endpoints
12.6M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 152.8K endpoints
9.5M attacks blocked on 38.3K Windows Servers
2.3M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 68.7K endpoints
1.1M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 17.8K endpoints
1.6M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 57.2K endpoints
4.9M attacks blocked on 216.5K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.5M coin mining attempts blocked on 5.7K endpoints
8.3M malware C&C attempts blocked on 138.2K endpoints
60.9K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 584 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 10, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 105.6M attacks across 817.7K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
45.5M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 161.7K endpoints
20.7M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 287.6K endpoints
17.9M attacks blocked on 57.3K Windows Servers
3.1M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 84.9K endpoints
1.3M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 22.8K endpoints
2.1M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 67.9K endpoints
5.4M attacks blocked on 276.8K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.9M coin mining a ttempts blocked on 5.1K endpoints
11.8M malware C&C attempts blocked on 144.5K endpoints
191.4K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.8K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 10, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 57M attacks across 555.8K protected endpoints. 84.4% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
18.9M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 113.3K endpoints
12M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 148.9K endpoints
9.4M attacks blocked on 38K Windows Servers
2M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 65.4K endpoints
905.8K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 14.9K endpoints
1.4M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 46.4K endpoints
4.8M attacks blocked on 212.1K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.3M coin mining attempt s blocked on 6.8K endpoints
7.6M malware C&C attempts blocked on 105.8K endpoints
61.2K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 590 endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 11, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 102.1M attacks across 816.3K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
43.6M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 159.9K endpoints
21.4M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 292.1K endpoints
16.2M attacks blocked on 57.4K Windows Servers
2.8M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 85.6K endpoints
1.2M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 20.1K endpoints
2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 68.9K endpoints
5.3M attacks blocked on 275.6K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.3M coin mining attempts blocked on 9.6K endpoints
11.7M malware C&C attempts blocked on 150.9K endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 11, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 61M attacks across 552.4K protected endpoints. 84.9% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
20.9M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 115.4K endpoints
12M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 139.3K endpoints
9.5M attacks blocked on 38.2K Windows Servers
2.3M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 69.5K endpoints
985.4K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 17K endpoints
1.5M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 53.4K endpoints
4.9M attacks blocked on 204.9K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.5M coin mining attempts blocked on 10.4K endpoints
7.9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 109.4K endpoints
47.7K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 538 endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 12, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 93.5M attacks across 784.9K protected endpoints. 92% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
37.5M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 151K endpoints
20.3M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 278.5K endpoints
15.8M attacks blocked on 54.2K Windows Servers
2.7M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 86.7K endpoints
1.1M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 20.1K endpoints
2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 64.3K endpoints
4.9M attacks blocked on 262K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.6M coin mining attempts blocked on 23.5K endpoints
11.3M malware C&C attempts blocked on 147.2K endpoints
118.3K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.7K endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 12, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 58.6M attacks across 528.8K protected endpoints. 81.2% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
18.8M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 107.8K endpoints
12M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 139.7K endpoints
9.2M attacks blocked on 37.5K Windows Servers
2M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 66.5K endpoints
855.4K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 14.5K endpoints
1.4M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 45.9K endpoints
4.8M attacks blocked on 194.1K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.5M coin mining attempts blocked on 19.5K endpoints
7.7M malware C&C attempts blocked on 107.5K endpoints
98.6K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 714 endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 13, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 95.4M attacks across 780.5K protected endpoints. 92% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
40M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 150.6K endpoints
20.4M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 274.9K endpoints
15.4M attacks blocked on 53.9K Windows Servers
2.6M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 81.5K endpoints
990.8K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 19.8K endpoints
1.9M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 61.5K endpoints
4.9M attacks blocked on 265.5K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.5M coin mining at tempts blocked on 3.2K endpoints
11.5M malware C&C attempts blocked on 152K endpoints
146.5K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.7K endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 13, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 57.2M attacks across 515.7K protected endpoints. 84.3% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
19.8M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 109.6K endpoints
11M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 146.9K endpoints
8.7M attacks blocked on 36.3K Windows Servers
2.1M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 65.9K endpoints
990K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 18.1K endpoints
1.5M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 50.4K endpoints
4.2M attacks blocked on 177.2K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.4M coin mining att empts blocked on 8.3K endpoints
7.7M malware C&C attempts blocked on 101.9K endpoints
70.7K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 550 endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 14, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 87.8M attacks across 734.4K protected endpoints. 92% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
36M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 146.1K endpoints
18.4M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 260.2K endpoints
15.4M attacks blocked on 54K Windows Servers
2.6M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 81.8K endpoints
904K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 16.1K endpoints
1.7M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 56.6K endpoints
4.7M attacks blocked on 246.2K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.1M coin mining attemp ts blocked on 3.4K endpoints
10.9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 146.7K endpoints
102.2K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.4K endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 14, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 55.2M attacks across 486K protected endpoints. 84% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
18.6M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 104.7K endpoints
11.3M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 133.4K endpoints
9M attacks blocked on 35.9K Windows Servers
2M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 63.8K endpoints
921.2K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 15.3K endpoints
1.4M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 43.3K endpoints
4.2M attacks blocked on 175.6K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.4M coin mining attempt s blocked on 8.9K endpoints
7.5M malware C&C attempts blocked on 98.2K endpoints
79.6K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 464 endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 15, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 91.1M attacks across 770.6K protected endpoints. 91% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
37.2M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 152.5K endpoints
19.5M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 269.8K endpoints
14.4M attacks blocked on 55.3K Windows Servers
2.7M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 83.5K endpoints
1M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 19K endpoints
1.8M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 62.8K endpoints
4.8M attacks blocked on 262.7K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.2M coin mining attempts blocked on 6.2K endpoints
11.7M malware C&C attempts blocked on 152.6K endpoints
96.9K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.6K endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 15, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 56M attacks across 493.7K protected endpoints. 84.8% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
20.2M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 103.3K endpoints
9.5M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 127.4K endpoints
9M attacks blocked on 35.5K Windows Servers
2.3M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 64.5K endpoints
1M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 17K endpoints
1.5M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 55.7K endpoints
4.5M attacks blocked on 179.4K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.4M coin mining attempts blocked on 10.6K endpoints
7.2M malware C&C attempts blocked on 106.2K endpoints
46.8K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 440 endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 16, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 89.2M attacks across 756.5K protected endpoints. 91% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
37.1M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 149.8K endpoints
18.1M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 262.5K endpoints
13.9M attacks blocked on 53.4K Windows Servers
2.6M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 80.8K endpoints
996.4K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 17.6K endpoints
1.9M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 61.7K endpoints
4.7M attacks blocked on 259.2K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.5M coin mining attempts blocked on 14.8K endpoints
11.3M malware C&C attempts blocked on 152K endpoints
101.3K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.4K endpoints
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What did IPS do for you last week? Week 16, 2024
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 55.8M attacks across 514.8K protected endpoints. 82.9% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
19.2M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 106.2K endpoints
10.9M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 139K endpoints
9.2M attacks blocked on 36.2K Windows Servers
2.1M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 66.5K endpoints
817.8K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 13.6K endpoints
1.4M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 49K endpoints
4.3M attacks blocked on 190.3K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.6M coin mining attempts blocked on 15.6K endpoints
8.1M malware C&C attempts blocked on 109K endpoints
58.1K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 540 endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 17, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 88.5M attacks across 759K protected endpoints. 91% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
37.2M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 146.1K endpoints
18.1M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 260.3K endpoints
13.9M attacks blocked on 52.3K Windows Servers
2.4M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 79.6K endpoints
917.1K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 16K endpoints
1.9M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 58.8K endpoints
5M attacks blocked on 264.2K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.9M coin mining attemp ts blocked on 18.8K endpoints
10.8M malware C&C attempts blocked on 158.2K endpoints
95.9K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.4K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 18, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 83M attacks across 728.7K protected endpoints. 92% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
33.8M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 146.9K endpoints
16.9M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 249.2K endpoints
13.3M attacks blocked on 51.9K Windows Servers
2.3M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 78K endpoints
875.6K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 15K endpoints
1.7M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 58.4K endpoints
5.8M attacks blocked on 264.8K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2M coin mining attempts blocked on 3.4K endpoints
10.4M malware C&C attempts blocked on 144.1K endpoints
98.3K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.3K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 19, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 92.1M attacks across 765K protected endpoints. 92% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
38.2M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 151.2K endpoints
19.2M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 260K endpoints
14.8M attacks blocked on 53.9K Windows Servers
2.6M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 85.4K endpoints
957.9K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 15.6K endpoints
1.8M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 60.4K endpoints
6.2M attacks blocked on 272.1K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.4M coin mining attempts blocked on 8.6K endpoints
10.9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 157.7K endpoints
98.6K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.4K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 20, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 91.7M attacks across 771.2K protected endpoints. 92% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
38.4M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 159.2K endpoints
19.3M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 272.9K endpoints
13.8M attacks blocked on 51.5K Windows Servers
2.5M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 91.3K endpoints
886.2K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 16.1K endpoints
1.8M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 70.3K endpoints
6.3M attacks blocked on 269.8K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.3M coin mining attempts blocked on 11.7K endpoints
10.9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 153.2K endpoints
95.5K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.4K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 21, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 94.3M attacks across 773.4K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
41.8M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 163.9K endpoints
19.4M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 268.4K endpoints
13.9M attacks blocked on 54.2K Windows Servers
2.5M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 92.9K endpoints
952.2K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 15.8K endpoints
2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 70.6K endpoints
6M attacks blocked on 271.1K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.1M coin mining attempts blocked on 12.7K endpoints
10.3M malware C&C attempts blocked on 158.3K endpoints
148.9K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.3K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 22, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 93.1M attacks across 746K protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
43.6M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 153.9K endpoints
19M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 265.8K endpoints
13.6M attacks blocked on 50.3K Windows Servers
2.4M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 84K endpoints
861.7K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 15.7K endpoints
1.5M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 65.8K endpoints
6.1M attacks blocked on 257.3K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.9M coin mining attempts blocked on 4.5K endpoints
9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 160.5K endpoints
125.3K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 23, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 196.7M attacks across 1.1M protected endpoints. 95% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
95.5M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 209.1K endpoints
40.1M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 441K endpoints
20.4M attacks blocked on 75.7K Windows Servers
9.1M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 150.1K endpoints
3.9M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 78.7K endpoints
3.7M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 113.5K endpoints
9.5M attacks blocked on 329.3K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.9M coin mining attempts blocked on 8K endpoints
6M malware C&C attempts blocked on 109.2K endpoints
288.1K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 7.2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 23, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 90.2M attacks across 756.2K protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
39.5M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 153.8K endpoints
19.5M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 268.8K endpoints
13.2M attacks blocked on 51.2K Windows Servers
2.5M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 84K endpoints
845.6K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 15.7K endpoints
1.4M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 65.4K endpoints
6.3M attacks blocked on 253.8K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.9M coin mining at tempts blocked on 4.3K endpoints
9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 161.9K endpoints
96K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.1K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 24, 2021
IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) blocked 233 million threats on 16.8 million SEP protected endpoints. 97% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
106 million attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 5.9 million machines
61 million attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 2.7 million machines
29 million attacks blocked on 2.4 million Windows Servers
20 million attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.3 million machines
9 million attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.5 million machines
1.6 million attempts to scan for Appliance Vulnerabilities blocked on 767K machines
1 million attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 467K machines
8.3 million attacks blocked on 1 million machines attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3 million attempts blocked related to VA (Vulnerability Analysis) and PT (Pen Testing - this includes Red Team testing) tools on 1.2 million SEP protected endpoints
6.2 million coin mining attempts blocked on 65K machines
5.4 million malware C&C attempts blocked on 300K machines
441K cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 30K endpoints |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 24, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 192.1M attacks across 1M protected endpoints. 95% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
93.5M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 208.6K endpoints
40.2M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 413.1K endpoints
19.8M attacks blocked on 76.7K Windows Servers
8.6M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 149.3K endpoints
3.5M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 74.3K endpoints
3.3M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 110.5K endpoints
8.2M attacks blocked on 306.7K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.9M coin mining attempts blocked on 11.2K endpoints
6M malware C&C attempts blocked on 104.5K endpoints
281.3K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 6.6K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 24, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 93.9M attacks across 756.1K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
41.4M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 148.1K endpoints
19.4M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 262.5K endpoints
13.5M attacks blocked on 54K Windows Servers
2.5M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 81.7K endpoints
815.6K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 15.2K endpoints
1.6M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 62.2K endpoints
6.1M attacks blocked on 246K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.1M coin mining attempts blocked on 9K endpoints
9.9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 183.1K endpoints
94K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 25, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 220 million attacks across 16.2 million protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
99.8 million attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 5.7 million endpoints
60 million attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 2.6 million endpoints
27.2 million attacks blocked on 2.3 million Windows Servers
18.6 million attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.3 million endpoints
8.6 million attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.4 million endpoints
1.5 million attempts to scan for Appliance Vulnerabilities blocked on 733K endpoints
1 million attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 448K endpoints
8 million attacks blocked on 973K million endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
6.2 million coin mining attempts blocked on 65K endpoints
5.9 million malware C&C attempts blocked on 392K endpoints
427K cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 30K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on desktops and servers for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 25, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 181.1M attacks across 1M protected endpoints. 95% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
85.9M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 210.6K endpoints
40.2M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 417.1K endpoints
20M attacks blocked on 76.5K Windows Servers
8M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 144.2K endpoints
3.4M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 71.1K endpoints
3.1M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 109.1K endpoints
7.9M attacks blocked on 313.3K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.7M coin mining attempts blocked on 9.5K endpoints
6M malware C&C attempts blocked on 100.7K endpoints
266.2K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 6.1K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 25, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 88.2M attacks across 712.5K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
36.2M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 140.8K endpoints
18.4M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 239.4K endpoints
14.1M attacks blocked on 51.8K Windows Servers
2.4M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 78.1K endpoints
825.4K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 14.4K endpoints
1.7M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 56.9K endpoints
5.7M attacks blocked on 232.6K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.1M coin mining attempts blocked on 10.9K endpoints
9.8M malware C&C attempts blocked on 147.8K endpoints
110.9K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 26, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 219 million attacks across 16.4 million protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
Over 100 million attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 5.7 million endpoints
58.4 million attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 2.7 million endpoints
28.3 million attacks blocked on 2.3 million Windows Servers
18.7 million attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.3 million endpoints
8.6 million attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.4 million endpoints
1.1 million attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 466K endpoints
7.7 million attacks blocked on 950k million endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
6 million coin mining attempts blocked on 65K endpoints
5.9 million malware C&C attempts blocked on 461K endpoints
421K cryptojacking attempts blocked on 31K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 26, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 178.2M attacks across 1M protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
87M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 206.7K endpoints
34.2M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 390.8K endpoints
20.4M attacks blocked on 77.9K Windows Servers
8.4M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 140.3K endpoints
3.5M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 70.3K endpoints
3.2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 106.5K endpoints
8.1M attacks blocked on 305.5K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.9M coin mining attempts blocked on 25.7K endpoints
6.7M malware C&C attempts blocked on 101.2K endpoints
391.4K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 6.3K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 26, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 85.5M attacks across 693.1K protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
37.1M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 141.5K endpoints
16.8M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 239.4K endpoints
13.3M attacks blocked on 52.1K Windows Servers
2.7M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 93.8K endpoints
923.1K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 16.4K endpoints
1.6M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 69.9K endpoints
5.3M attacks blocked on 221.7K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.8M coin mining attempts blocked on 3.5K endpoints
9.1M malware C&C attempts blocked on 143.9K endpoints
71.8K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 1.8K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 27, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 210 million attacks across 15.5 million protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
94.8 million attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 5.4 million endpoints
57.5 million attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 2.7 million endpoints
26.5 million attacks blocked on 2.3 million Windows Servers
18 million attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.2 million endpoints
8.4 million attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.4 million endpoints
1 million attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 454K endpoints
7 million attacks blocked on 885k million endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
5.8 million coin mining attempts blocked on 60K endpoints
5.3 million malware C&C attempts blocked on 160K endpoints
440K cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 32K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 27, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 181.9M attacks across 1M protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
89.7M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 207.3K endpoints
36.9M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 385.8K endpoints
20.9M attacks blocked on 76.4K Windows Servers
8.3M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 139K endpoints
3.4M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 68.5K endpoints
3.2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 107.6K endpoints
7.9M attacks blocked on 303.6K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.4M coin mining attempts pts blocked on 16.4K endpoints
6.4M malware C&C attempts blocked on 46.7K endpoints
208.7K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 5.7K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 27, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 82.1M attacks across 688.2K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
32.5M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 139.3K endpoints
18.1M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 245.3K endpoints
13.3M attacks blocked on 52.6K Windows Servers
2.7M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 94.2K endpoints
821.1K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 14.8K endpoints
1.4M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 72.2K endpoints
5.4M attacks blocked on 223.9K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.9M coin mining attempts blocked on 3.1K endpoints
9.3M malware C&C attempts blocked on 141K endpoints
82.9K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 28, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 210 million attacks across 15.5 million protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
95.1 million attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 5.4 million endpoints
52.5 million attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 2.6 million endpoints
23.6 million attacks blocked on 2.1 million Windows Servers
18 million attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.2 million endpoints
8.4 million attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.4 million endpoints
1.1 million attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 500K endpoints
7 million attacks blocked on 863k million endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.8 million coin mining attempts blocked on 45K endpoints
5 million malware C&C attempts blocked on 144K endpoints
425K cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 31K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 28, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 171.1M attacks across 976.6K protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
81.4M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 196.6K endpoints
35.6M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 385.4K endpoints
20.7M attacks blocked on 73.6K Windows Servers
7.9M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 135.3K endpoints
3.3M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 68.7K endpoints
3.1M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 102.9K endpoints
8M attacks blocked on 303.8K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.3M coin mining a ttempts blocked on 10.1K endpoints
6.4M malware C&C attempts blocked on 42.8K endpoints
207.1K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 5.8K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 28, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 82.6M attacks across 690.3K protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
31.9M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 136.1K endpoints
17.8M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 232.1K endpoints
13.5M attacks blocked on 52.4K Windows Servers
2.7M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 93.9K endpoints
881.9K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 15.9K endpoints
1.5M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 70.9K endpoints
5.4M attacks blocked on 233.7K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.1M coin mining attempts blocked on 7.3K endpoints
9.9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 145.4K endpoints
90.5K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 29, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 197 million attacks across 15 million protected endpoints. 95% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
91.5 million attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 5.1 million endpoints
50 million attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 2.6 million endpoints
23.2 million attacks blocked on 2.1 million Windows Servers
17.8 million attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.2 million endpoints
8.1 million attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.3 million endpoints
1 million attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 433K endpoints
6.8 million attacks blocked on 800k million endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.5 million coin mining attempts blocked on 39K endpoints
4.6 million malware C&C attempts blocked on 137K endpoints
425K cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 29K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 29, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 168.9M attacks across 983.6K protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
77.4M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 197.8K endpoints
37.5M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 375.5K endpoints
20.5M attacks blocked on 72.8K Windows Servers
8.2M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 137K endpoints
3.3M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 68.6K endpoints
3.2M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 103.8K endpoints
8.2M attacks blocked on 304.1K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.9M coin mining a ttempts blocked on 7.2K endpoints
6.1M malware C&C attempts blocked on 41.4K endpoints
196.6K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 6.3K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 29, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 80.8M attacks across 684.6K protected endpoints. 93.1% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
30.8M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 135.5K endpoints
17.4M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 230K endpoints
14.4M attacks blocked on 51.5K Windows Servers
2.3M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 91K endpoints
820.6K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 15.2K endpoints
1.4M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 70.6K endpoints
5.3M attacks blocked on 233.2K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2.1M coin mining attempts blocked on 13K endpoints
9.5M malware C&C attempts blocked on 140.8K endpoints
86.6K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 30, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 194 million attacks across 14.5 million protected endpoints. 95% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
87.5 million attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 4.8 million endpoints
50.4 million attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 2.5 million endpoints
22.4 million attacks blocked on 2.1 million Windows Servers
17.3 million attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.2 million endpoints
7.6 million attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.3 million endpoints
868K attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 400K endpoints
9.3 million attacks blocked on 865k million endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.5 million coin mining attempts blocked on 40K endpoints
4.6 million malware C&C attempts blocked on 131K endpoints
432K cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 31.5K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 30, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 162.9M attacks across 954.6K protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
74.3M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 188.6K endpoints
36.9M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 366K endpoints
19.9M attacks blocked on 70.7K Windows Servers
7.7M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 135.9K endpoints
3.2M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 64.9K endpoints
3.1M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 101.9K endpoints
7.8M attacks blocked on 301K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4M coin mining attempts blocked on 5.2K endpoints
5.9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 46.1K endpoints
173.5K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 5.6K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 30, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 82.4M attacks across 681.8K protected endpoints. 93.3% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
30.9M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 135.5K endpoints
17.5M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 228.2K endpoints
14.8M attacks blocked on 49.4K Windows Servers
2.5M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 90.8K endpoints
944.6K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 14.1K endpoints
1.5M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 69.2K endpoints
5.4M attacks blocked on 234.5K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.9M coin mining attempts blocked on 9.9K endpoints
9.7M malware C&C attempts blocked on 138.8K endpoints
76K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 31, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 203 million attacks across 14.4 million protected endpoints. 95% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
92.6 million attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 5.1 million endpoints
58 million attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 2.8 million endpoints
22 million attacks blocked on 2 million Windows Servers
18.9 million attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.2 million endpoints
8.2 million attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.3 million endpoints
940K attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 426K endpoints
19.5 million attacks blocked on 1.1 million endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
5.1 million coin mining attempts blocked on 44.7K endpoints
5.5 million malware C&C attempts blocked on 155K endpoints
500K cryptojacking attempts blocked on 39K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 31, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 164.5M attacks across 964.3K protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
74.4M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 194.4K endpoints
37.5M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 381.6K endpoints
19M attacks blocked on 71.2K Windows Servers
8.1M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 143.3K endpoints
3.3M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 68.6K endpoints
3.1M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 106.5K endpoints
6.7M attacks blocked on 294.4K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.9M coin mining a ttempts blocked on 6K endpoints
5.6M malware C&C attempts blocked on 40.6K endpoints
172.4K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 5.6K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 31, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 74.8M attacks across 663.7K protected endpoints. 92.9% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
26.6M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 123K endpoints
16.7M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 208.8K endpoints
13.3M attacks blocked on 50.9K Windows Servers
2.4M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 76.3K endpoints
922.9K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 14.5K endpoints
1.3M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 55.7K endpoints
5.7M attacks blocked on 236.6K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.7M coin mining attempts blocked on 2.3K endpoints
9.4M malware C&C attempts blocked on 125.7K endpoints
92.3K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2.1K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 32, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 201 million attacks across 14.7 million protected endpoints. 95% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
90.9 million attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 5 million endpoints
51 million attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 2.4 million endpoints
25.8 million attacks blocked on 2.4 million Windows Servers
18.1 million attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.3 million endpoints
8.2 million attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 1.3 million endpoints
787K attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 408K endpoints
11 million attacks blocked on 909K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.4 million coin mining attempts blocked on 38.7K endpoints
4.9 million malware C&C attempts blocked on 145K endpoints
389K cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 32K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 32, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 155.2M attacks across 953.4K protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
72.9M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 194.2K endpoints
31.6M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 354K endpoints
18.5M attacks blocked on 73.3K Windows Servers
7.1M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 141.8K endpoints
3M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 63.9K endpoints
3.1M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 101.7K endpoints
6.8M attacks blocked on 299.4K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.7M coin mining attempts blocked on 5.3K endpoints
5.4M malware C&C attempts blocked on 36.7K endpoints
184.7K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 5.8K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 32, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 80.1M attacks across 758.4K protected endpoints. 98.3% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
30.8M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 135.5K endpoints
16.9M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 222.6K endpoints
12.4M attacks blocked on 49.1K Windows Servers
2.4M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 89.8K endpoints
947.3K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 14.3K endpoints
1.4M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 67.4K endpoints
5.5M attacks blocked on 234.9K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
1.9M coin mining attempts blocked on 5.5K endpoints
9.4M malware C&C attempts blocked on 223.8K endpoints
90.1K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 33, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 202.7M attacks across 1.3M protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
91.3M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 329.5K endpoints
49.2M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 565.8K endpoints
24.1M attacks blocked on 99.5K Windows Servers
18.6M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 277.9K endpoints
8M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 134.9K endpoints
2.6M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 168.3K endpoints
8.8M attacks blocked on 378.8K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.4M coin mining attempts blocked on 6.1K endpoints
4.5M malware C&C attempts blocked on 65.3K endpoints
362.4K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 9.9K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 33, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including Fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 150.1M attacks across 963.5K protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
74.7M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 199.5K endpoints
26.6M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 353.9K endpoints
18M attacks blocked on 69.5K Windows Servers
6.6M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 131.6K endpoints
2.9M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 61.1K endpoints
3.1M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 114.6K endpoints
7M attacks blocked on 308.4K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.5M coin mining attempts blocked on 6.7K endpoints
5.1M malware C&C attempts blocked on 47.6K endpoints
177.8K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 6K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 33, 2023
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 78.5M attacks across 662.9K protected endpoints. 86.3% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
30.7M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 134.3K endpoints
16.6M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 212K endpoints
12.4M attacks blocked on 47.6K Windows Servers
2.4M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 87.5K endpoints
893.3K attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 13.9K endpoints
1.3M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 65.9K endpoints
5.5M attacks blocked on 232.2K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
2M coin mining attempts blocked on 12.8K endpoints
8.9M malware C&C attempts blocked on 143.2K endpoints
81.7K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 2K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS. |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 34, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 207.8M attacks across 1.3M protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
94.8M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 311K endpoints
49.6M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 584.6K endpoints
22.9M attacks blocked on 99.2K Windows Servers
19.2M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 259.8K endpoints
8.4M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 127.8K endpoints 4.8M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 160K endpoints
7.1M attacks blocked on 364.7K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.3M coin mining attempts blocked on 6.6K endpoints
4.5M malware C&C attempts blocked on 64.7K endpoints
385.4K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 11.5K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 34, 2022
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 150.3M attacks across 1M protected endpoints. 94% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
72.9M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 201.9K endpoints
28.2M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 365.6K endpoints
19.1M attacks blocked on 72K Windows Servers
6M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 127.4K endpoints
2.6M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 55.2K endpoints
3M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 94K endpoints
7.7M attacks blocked on 334.7K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
3.8M coin mining attempts blocked on 11.7K endpoints
5.1M malware C&C attempts blocked on 48K endpoints
188K Cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 7K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
What did IPS do for you last week? Week 35, 2021
Symantec's IPS is a best-in-class deep packet inspection engine, protecting hundreds of millions of endpoints (desktops and servers) including fortune 500's and consumers.
In the last 7 days, SEP's network protection engine (IPS) blocked a total of 202.5M attacks across 1.3M protected endpoints. 93% of these attacks were blocked at the pre-infection stage.
90.9M attempts to scan for Web Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 312.9K endpoints
48.3M attempts to exploit Windows OS Vulnerabilities blocked on 568.5K endpoints
21.9M attacks blocked on 95.8K Windows Servers
18.5M attempts to scan for Server Vulnerabilities blocked on 259.2K endpoints
8.3M attempts to scan for CMS Vulnerabilities blocked on 139K endpoints
4.8M attempts to exploit Application Vulnerabilities blocked on 163.7K endpoints
7.5M attacks blocked on 385.8K endpoints attempting to redirect users to attacker-controlled websites
4.3M coinmining attempts blocked on 6.8K endpoints
4.5M malware C&C attempts blocked on 64.9K endpoints
367.1K cryptojacking attempts were blocked on 11.6K endpoints
Customers are advised to enable IPS on Desktops and Servers, for best protection. Click here for instructions on enabling IPS |
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