Chinese hackers reportedly hijacked South Korean VPN provider IPany’s website to spread malware, according to antivirus company ESET. The malware was discovered in May 2024 and was traced back to IPany’s site, which was found to be deploying both legitimate software and a malicious backdoor named SlowStepper. The attack, attributed to Chinese hacking group PlushDemon, could have allowed the group to spy on high-value targets.
Cybersecurity Threats Continue to Rise for Healthcare Organizations, Research Shows
A report by cybersecurity firm Netwrix revealed that 84% of healthcare organisations experienced a cyberattack in the last year. Nearly 70% suffered financial losses, 21%
