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Russia-linked hackers are using vulnerabilities in popular enterprise equipment to gain access to corporate networks.

While FLoC is more private than cookies, security experts argue that the technology could pose a risk to privacy if not implemented right.

The hack went undetected since January and exposed sensitive secrets like tokens, keys and credentials from organizations around the world.

The Project Zero team said it won't share technical details of a vulnerability for 30 days if a vendor patches it before the 90-day or 7-day deadline.

Gafgyt targets vulnerable IoT devices, such as Huawei routers, Realtek routers and ASUS devices.

An unknown threat actor has been attempting to leverage the ProxyLogon exploit to infect Exchange servers with a malicious Monero crypto miner.

Researchers identified over 100,000 web pages used to deliver the malware.

The hackers gained access to its internal network in October 2020 using an outdated backup VPN device managed by Capcom U.S.A.

The removal was conducted via a command through the web shell to the server, which was designed to cause the server to delete only the web shell.

So far, there is no evidence that the new MS Exchange flaws have been exploited by hackers.