Surge in attacks from China-linked APT41 targeting unpatched Citrix servers and Cisco routers
APT41 attacks carried out between January and March targeted unsecured Citrix NetScaler servers and Cisco routers
It's not known how much information was compromised in one of the largest China-sourced cyber attacks to date
FireEye has warned of a surge in activity by APT41, also known as Winnti or Wicked Panda, a group linked to China's security services. The wave of attacks, carried out between January and March this year,...
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