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The attacks are facilitated by the widespread availability of residential proxy services.

The group claims to have accessed personnel files belonging to over 8,600 employees of the intelligence agency.

The company’s involvement goes beyond mere software provision.

The attack involves a malicious PowerPoint slideshow file used to deliver Cobalt Strike to compromised systems.

In brief: Cisco and CrushFTP patch zero-days, researchers sinkhole C&C server used by PlugX malware, and more.

The cryptocurrency mixer facilitated over $2 billion in illegal transactions.

The attackers exploited two zero-day vulnerabilities in Cisco networking equipment.

One of the aspects of MuddyWater's strategy involves exploiting Atera's free trial offers.

The campaign leverages a CDN cache domain as a download server, hosting malicious HTA files and payloads.

The group targeted both both government and private entities.