Chinese threat actor uses DeepSeek AI to automate cyberattacks on exposed servers
Researchers found that DeepSeek acted as the reasoning engine for Hermes Agent.
Researchers found that DeepSeek acted as the reasoning engine for Hermes Agent.
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The attack allowed cybercriminals to redirect visitors to fake versions of CubePilot's websites while showing valid HTTPS security certificates.
Dysphoria spreads through weak Telnet and SSH credentials, as well as by exploiting known vulnerabilities in IoT devices.
The Com operates as a loose network with no single ideology, although some factions promote violent right-wing extremist and accelerationist beliefs.
The agencies warned that APTs regularly target critical infrastructure to gather intelligence and gain long-term access to networks.
After gaining access, the attackers use PowerShell scripts to identify antivirus and endpoint detection tools, collect system information and other data.
The attackers often install more than one RMM tool on the same device to have backup access if one program is detected and removed.
The activity is similar to past router-based FrostArmada attacks linked to the Russian hacking group APT28, also known as Fancy Bear.
The exposed directories also contained Windows and Linux versions of a previously undocumented Go-based malware implant called Hades.
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