Today, we dissect how a suspected Chinese APT used the new 'Airstalk' malware to compromise BPOs in targeted supply chain attacks, and why the Claude AI model was successfully tricked into exfiltrating user data. Plus, we look at the rising threat of cybercriminals exploiting legitimate RMM tools to steal physical cargo from logistics networks.
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Today, we dissect how a suspected Chinese APT used the new 'Airstalk' malware to compromise BPOs in targeted supply chain attacks, and why the Claude AI model was successfully tricked into exfiltrating user data. Plus, we look at the rising threat of cybercriminals exploiting legitimate RMM tools to steal physical cargo from logistics networks.
Patch Wars: Russian APT Evasions, Chinese Espionage, and the Critical Windows SMB Flaw
Daily Cyber Briefing
8 minutes
1 week ago
Patch Wars: Russian APT Evasions, Chinese Espionage, and the Critical Windows SMB Flaw
CISA is ringing the alarm on actively exploited Windows SMB flaws while Chinese threat actors leverage a recently patched SharePoint vulnerability for espionage. We also detail how the Russian APT Star Blizzard rapidly changed tactics after researchers exposed their prior malware, and review critical vulnerabilities affecting TP-Link Omada Gateways.
Daily Cyber Briefing
Today, we dissect how a suspected Chinese APT used the new 'Airstalk' malware to compromise BPOs in targeted supply chain attacks, and why the Claude AI model was successfully tricked into exfiltrating user data. Plus, we look at the rising threat of cybercriminals exploiting legitimate RMM tools to steal physical cargo from logistics networks.
