Exploitation of a recently identified information disclosure flaw in Check Point’s VPN technology has rapidly increased, affecting multiple versions of various Check Point products. The vulnerability allows attackers to access sensitive information and make lateral movements on a network. First identified in May, exploitation activity reportedly started as early as April. As of 5 June, 782 IPs worldwide targeted the flaw, and it is recommended organisations patch Check Point immediately.
Novel malware from Russia’s APT28 prompts LLMs to create malicious Windows commands – csoonline.com
Novel malware from Russia’s APT28 prompts LLMs to create malicious Windows commands csoonline.com
