Microsoft disrupts Russian espionage hacker group targeting NATO countries and Ukraine
The group’s targets include defense and intelligence consulting companies, NGOs, IGOs, and higher education institutions.
The group’s targets include defense and intelligence consulting companies, NGOs, IGOs, and higher education institutions.
In the observed campaign the attackers leveraged a self-extracting 7-Zip file, which was downloaded via the system’s default browser.
The top 5 countries with the highest number of exposed VNC instances include China, Sweden, the US, Spain, and Brazil.
The malicious campaign bears all hallmarks of a supply chain attack.
The apprehended individual is suspected of involvement concealing criminal financial flows and facilitating money laundering Tornado Cash.
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It seems that DUMPS Forum's primary focus is to support the Ukrainian war effort against Russia.
A proof-of-concept code for the vulnerability along with technical analysis has been published by a security researcher.
The company says that the attack occurred around the same time as Twilio was attacked and was similar in nature.
Microsoft had been aware of the DogWalk vulnerability for nearly two years, but deemed it not a security issue.
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