Iranian hackers breach VPN servers to plant backdoors in corporate networks worldwide
The campaign, dubbed Fox Kitten, has also been targeting unpatched Citrix servers
Iranian APT groups are breaching VPN servers to plant backdoors in networks of foreign enterprises
Researchers at cyber security firm ClearSky claim to have uncovered an Iranian hacking campaign intended to gain a persistent foothold on the networks of major companies worldwide. The campaign, dubbed...
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