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Dutch Defense Under Siege: 20,000 Cyber-Scars in China-Linked Malware Blitz
Facing a cyber blitzkrieg, the Dutch MoD’s defenses were pierced by China’s stealthy ‘Coathanger’ malware—20,000 FortiGate systems fell victim. The Netherlands is on red alert! 🚨🇳🇱 #CybersecurityChaos
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So, the Dutch got digitally dunked on by some nifty malware named Coathanger, and it turns out this Chinese laundry service has been ironing out at least 20,000 FortiGate systems. Zero-days, VPN vulnerabilities, and a RAT named after a closet accessory—this cyber saga has more twists than a pretzel in a tornado. And reformat to remove malware? That's like saying "just build a new house" when you find termites in the basement. Top-notch cyber-drama, folks.Already a member? Log in here