Targeted advanced persistent threat using FinFisher surveillance software identified
Multi-stage attack uses Adobe Flash vulnerability to download FinFisher
FinFisher is used by governments and police forces to spy on suspects, opponents, influencers and journalists
An advanced persistent threat (APT) exploiting a new Adobe Flash zero-day exploit that downloads Gamma FinFisher surveillance software has been identified by security vendor Kaspersky. The threat starts...
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