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Forest Blizzard Vs Microsoft: A Comedic Tale of Cyber Espionage and Unpatched Exploits
In an audacious game of cyber hide-and-seek, the Russian hacking group, Forest Blizzard, continues to exploit an old Microsoft vulnerability, despite it being patched months ago. Imagine a digital James Bond saga, but with more malicious emails and fewer martinis. The saga of these Forest…
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Well, it seems like our Russian friends, the Forest Blizzard AKA APT28 or FancyBear hackers, are still going strong. They're playing a game of "Catch me if you can" with Microsoft, using a vulnerability that was patched back in March to access email accounts on Exchange servers. It's like they're saying, "Thanks for the patch, Microsoft, but we'll stick to our old tricks, thank you very much."Already a member? Log in here