Horse Shell News Today

Learn technical details about this cyberattack, as well as Check Point Research's tips on how to detect and protect against this security threat.

Check Point, a cybersecurity software company, identified a group of Chinese hackers as responsible for integrating malicious code into router software.

Cisco Small Business and TP-Link routers and undetected ransomware vulnerabilities top a busy week for cybersecurity flaws.

Chinese state-sponsored advanced persistent threat group Mustang Panda, also known as Earth Preta, Bronze President, Camaro Dragon, HoneyMyte, RedDelta, BASIN, and Red Lich, has launched new attacks exploiting TP-Link routers to compromise European foreign affairs organizations since January, according to The Hacker News.

Domestic Routers Hijacked: Chinese Malware Turns Homes into Cyber Espionage Hubs, Technology & Science News, Times Now

Following in the footsteps of VPNFilter, new firmware obscures hackers' endpoints.

If you have an internet router that is not up to date or obsolete, you may want to be careful—as a new report claims that Chinese hackers are targeting them to install backdoor malware to compromise networks.

Malware found on TP-Link routers belonging to European foreign affairs entities.

Check Point researchers have uncovered yet another advanced persistent threat (APT), which is operated by a Chinese-sponsored group identified as "Camaro Dragon." The attack, which mostly overlaps...