UK domain registrar Nominet compromised via Ivanti zero-day
The company said that it currently has no evidence of a data breach and that no backdoors were found on its systems.
The company said that it currently has no evidence of a data breach and that no backdoors were found on its systems.
The malware campaign has been attributed to a China-backed threat actor tracked as Mustang Panda or Twill Typhoon.
The campaign involves unauthorized admin access to the management interfaces of firewalls, creating new accounts, altering configurations, and exploiting VPN services.
The recent UAC-0063 campaign involves sophisticated spear-phishing attacks leveraging malware strains known as HATVIBE and CHERRYSPY.
The vulnerability allows attackers to escalate privileges and gain full control of cloud resources.
Several of the web shells had been backdoored by their original maintainers, leaking critical information.
The group accessed generative AI services and manipulated the system to produce harmful content.
Both mixers were allegedly used by criminals to launder funds tied to theft, ransomware, and other cybercrimes.
In brief: Hackers are exploiting Ivanti Connect Secure 0Day flaw, Ukrainian hacktivists breach Russian ISP Nodex, and more.
The flaw allows unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code remotely on vulnerable devices.
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