The Chinese snoops gained initial access via a buggy FortiGate 300D firewall, according to Lawler. Fortinet patched this flaw ...
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China's Silk Typhoon, tied to US Treasury break-in, now hammers IT and govt targetsThey're good at zero-day exploits, too Updated Silk Typhoon, the Chinese government crew believed to be behind the December ...
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Feds name and charge alleged Silk Typhoon spies behind years of China-on-US attacksUS government agencies announced Wednesday criminal charges against alleged members of China's Silk Typhoon gang, plus ...
Silk Typhoon APT caught using IT supply chain entry points to conduct reconnaissance, siphon data, and move laterally on ...
This is because the seawater temperature in South China Sea is unusually ... “a little peace of mind” as the typhoon was far away from the city. “Now it is around 390km away from us.
Silk Typhoon exploits zero-day vulnerabilities, stolen API keys, and cloud services to infiltrate IT supply chains and ...
Microsoft warns that Chinese cyber-espionage threat group 'Silk Typhoon' has shifted its tactics, now targeting remote ...
The threat group’s tactics mark a shift from direct exploits to lateral movement through privileged access obtained by compromising IT services suppliers and third-party partners.
In a blog post, Microsoft (MSFT) announced Microsoft Threat Intelligence identified a shift in tactics by Silk Typhoon, a Chinese espionage ...
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