Craig Anderson

In mid-November 2024, a sophisticated cybersecurity threat emerged, targeting Fortinet FortiGate firewall devices with exposed management interfaces. This campaign involved unauthorized administrative access, leading to configuration changes and the creation of super-admin accounts. Cybersecurity firm Arctic Wolf analyzed this malicious activity, revealing that attackers utilized a zero-day vulnerability, indicating a high level of sophistication in their approach. The Initial Discovery

In a world where technology plays a pivotal role in everyday functions, Japan is grappling with increased frequency and sophistication in cyber-attacks, attributed to the notorious Chinese cyber espionage group known as MirrorFace. These incidents have cast a shadow on Japan’s national security framework, raising substantial concerns about the integrity of its cyber defense mechanisms. Identification of the Attacker MirrorFace,

Picture this: you’re diligently working on a sensitive project, completely unaware that a seemingly innocent PDF can expose your confidential information. Cybersecurity researchers at EXPMON have uncovered a startling “zero-day vulnerability” in two widely used PDF readers, Adobe Reader and Foxit Reader, which could be exploited to steal NTLM authentication data. This revelation raises serious concerns about the security of