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Rubber Ducky is an awareness initiative focused on educating individuals and organizations about potential cybersecurity threats that can be delivered through USB devices, particularly targeting issues like ransomware, backdoors, and keyloggers. Leveraging the concept of Bad USB and the functionality of Rubber Ducky USBs.

  • Updated Nov 8, 2024
  • Python

Cyvera was an Israeli cybersecurity startup, founded in 2011 and backed by Battery Ventures, that pioneered exploit-prevention endpoint security. Its flagship product, TRAPS (Targeted Remote Attack Prevention System), blocked unknown, zero-day attacks by obstructing the exploitation techniques attackers rely on rather than relying on signatures.

  • Updated Aug 4, 2026

Menlo Security is a cybersecurity company that secures the enterprise browser, positioning the browser as the point of control for protecting both human users and AI agents. Its cloud-native Secure Enterprise Browser and Menlo Cloud Security Platform apply remote browser isolation to prevent zero-day phishing, ransomware, and malware from ever…

  • Updated Aug 4, 2026

Deep Instinct is a preemptive data security company that applies a purpose-built deep learning framework (the DSX Brain) to prevent and explain unknown malware, ransomware and zero-day threats in real time, without signatures, heuristics, cloud lookups or external threat feeds.

  • Updated Aug 4, 2026

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