State-sponsored hackers exploit WinRAR flaw
State-supported hackers from Russia and China took advantage of a fixed vulnerability in WinRAR archiving utility for Windows, raising concerns among cybersecurity specialists.
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State-supported hackers from Russia and China took advantage of a fixed vulnerability in WinRAR archiving utility for Windows, raising concerns among cybersecurity specialists.
Attacks exploiting WinRAR zero-day linked to Russian, Chinese hackers TechCrunch reports that numerous Russian and Chinese state-backed hacking operations have been leveraging an already patched WinRAR vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2023-38831, in recent attacks.
Google security researchers say hackers, including the notorious Russian hacking unit Sandworm, are exploiting the WinRAR zero-day bug.
Google's Threat Analysis Group (TAG) found Russian and Chinese state-backed hackers exploiting a patched WinRAR vulnerability.
Two senior European intelligence officers claimed in comments to Kyiv Post that Killnet works on behalf of the Russian government.