Citrix warns of a zero-day exploited in hacker attacks
The zero-day flaw is a code injection issue that can lead to remote code execution.
The zero-day flaw is a code injection issue that can lead to remote code execution.
The firms were blacklisted due to “trafficking in cyber exploits used to gain access to information systems.”
Over the years, FIN8 was seen utilizing several ransomware families such as Ragnar Locker, and White Rabbit
The leaked data includes only account holders’ names and email addresses.
The operation affected thousands of computers worldwide, causing more than $70 million in losses.
Attackers exploit the bugs to drop web shells on targeted systems.
The threat actor gained access to the company’s infrastructure through spear-phishing attack.
The company admitted it has yet to find out how the threat actors have obtained an MSA consumer signing key.
Upon gaining initial access, the threat actor proceeds to exfiltrate files, typically within a timeframe of 30 to 50 minutes.
The fix for the flaw will be available as part of the July patch release.
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