AI-powered Remote Access Trojans (RATs) take polymorphic malware to the next level. These adaptive threats self-heal, mutate code in memory, and disguise C2 traffic within trusted services. At White Hat, our Red Teams deploy custom AI-powered RAT simulations to mirror these attacker behaviors, uncovering blind spots and validating whether defenses can withstand adaptive polymorphism in the wild.

The ShinyHunters campaign exposed a blind spot in SaaS security: OAuth. By convincing employees to approve malicious apps, attackers bypassed MFA and gained persistent, large-scale access to CRM and other sensitive data across 90+ organizations, including Google, Pandora, and others. This shift marks “Extortion-as-a-Service 2.0,” where psychological manipulation - not technical exploits - drives breaches

We are proud to share that White Hat (an EPAM company) has been named the 2025 Outstanding Cybersecurity Consultant at the Outstanding...

Most attack surface management programs rely on periodic scans. Attackers don’t. Using tools like Shodan and Censys, they identify exposed assets in real time — before internal teams even know they exist. This article outlines why snapshot-based ASM creates blind spots, and how continuous, intelligence-driven ASM catches what others miss — including leaked credentials, unknown environments, and critical misconfigurations.

EPAM, which is traded on the New York Stock Exchange and has a market cap of $25 billion, is a leading global provider of digital...

As red teamers, we are on a constant verge and quest to find new ideas and techniques to bypass defense systems and also potentially gain...

TL;DR In this blog post, we will review a security gap that may allow access to sensitive log files before they are encrypted. This...

TL;DR In this blog we will dive into some unexpected techniques that allow an Azure user with Storage Account permissions to abuse them...