State-sponsored hackers in DNS hijacking campaign targeting government networks - Cisco Talos

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State-sponsored espionage campaign has compromised the websites of more than 40 organisations over the past two years. Image via Pixabay
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State-sponsored espionage campaign has compromised the websites of more than 40 organisations over the past two years. Image via Pixabay

Espionage campaign has compromised the websites of more than 40 organisations over the past two years

Researchers at Cisco's Talos security group have released a report detailing what it claims is a state-sponsored espionage campaign that has compromised the websites of more than 40 organisations over...

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