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The US government has announced the disruption of Raptor Train, a Flax Typhoon botnet powered by hacked consumer devices.
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The FBI, in collaboration with U.S. government agencies, dismantled a Chinese state-backed botnet known as Flax Typhoon, comprising… Continue reading FBI Dismantles Chinese-Linked Botnet of 260,000 IoT Devices
Black Lotus Labs estimates that more than 200,000 routers, network-attached storage servers, and IP cameras have been ensnared in the botnet.
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Flax Typhoon targeted critical infrastructure in the U.S. and abroad and compromised hundreds of thousands of devices, the FBI director said.
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Kaspersky Global Emergency Response Team (GERT) shares the most interesting IR cases for the year 2023: insider attacks, ToddyCat-like APT, Flax Typhoon and more. Continue reading A deep dive into the most interesting incident response cases of last year
By Deeba Ahmed
Researchers believe that this time instead of cyber espionage, Chinese threat actors may have opted for more complex information ops.
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Microsoft warns that Chinese spies are hacking into Taiwanese organizations with minimal use of malware and by abusing legitimate software.
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