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APT Groups Trapping Targets with Clever Twitter Scheme
According to researchers, state-backed APT groups are trapping their targets by employing social engineering tactics including posing as…
FBI issues flash alert after APT groups exploited VPN flaws
With this; FatPipe joins the list of VPN providers that have faced a similar situation in the past, including Fortinet, Cisco, Pulse Secure, and Citrix.
Chinese APT group spying on Vietnam military with FoundCore RAT
According to Kaspersky researchers, Cycldek, a Chinese APT group is targeting Vietnam's military establishment with FoundCore RAT.
Hackers exploiting critical vulnerabilities in Fortinet VPN – FBI-CISA
According to CISA and the FBI, advanced persistent threat (APT) nation-state actors are exploiting known vulnerabilities in the Fortinet FortiOS.
SilverFish: Swiss firm accesses servers linked to SolarWinds hackers
The group used many different methods to attack their victims apart from exploiting the vulnerability in Texas-based firm SolarWinds software.
Hackers-for-hire APT group found targeting businesses globally
A hackers-for-hire APT group is using a strain of yet undocumented malware and targeting South Asian firms in the CostaRicto campaign.
Google Firebase cloud messaging abused to spread Android malware
Dubbed Firestarter by researchers; the Android malware campaign is exploiting the Kashmir issue between India and Pakistan…
Iranian APT group hits schools, universities in global spear phishing attacks
The APT group known as Silent Librarian has increased its spear phishing attacks as schools and universities are back.
Hackers exploit VPN, Windows flaws to influence US elections
According to CISA, these Windows flaws are centered around Fortinet FortiOS Secure Socket Layer (SSL) VPN and MobileIron platform.
Hackers are exploiting critical vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange server
State-sponsored hackers are trying to exploit a vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange email servers, which Microsoft already patched in February.