The Poison Ivy remote access tool (RAT) has been used in several high-profile malware campaigns, most famously, the 2011 compromise of RSA SecurID data. In the same year, Poison Ivy powered a coordinated attack dubbed “Nitro” against chemical makers, government offices, defense firms, and human rights groups.
Posion Ivy is so widely used that security professionals are having a harder time tracing attacks that use the RAT to any particular attacker.
Join this webinar to learn exactly how Poison Ivy works, why it remains one of the most widely used RATs and discover free tools that can be used to combat it.
