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Cyber Chill: Winter Vivern’s Icy Grip on Roundcube’s Zero-Day Vulnerability
Thought your email was safe? Meet Winter Vivern, the ‘Mission Impossible’ of cyber spies using the XSS Exploit to wreak havoc on European governments. Their weapon of choice? A zero-day vulnerability in the Roundcube webmail client. Buckle up for a wild ride of phishing, payloads,…
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Just when you thought your email was safe, in comes Winter Vivern, the cyber equivalent of a cold, sneaky breeze, exploiting vulnerabilities in the Roundcube webmail client. It's like a really bad version of "Mission Impossible," where the villains are a scrappy cyber spy group, the mission is to mess with European governments, and the plot twist? A zero-day vulnerability that was minding its own business. And just like in the movies, the bad guys are linked to Russia and Belarus. Shocking, right?Already a member? Log in here