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Laughing in the Face of Cyber Chaos: Peach Sandstorm’s New Toy, FalseFont, Unleashed on Global Defense Contractors
Iranian Hackers, Peach Sandstorm, are at it again with a new malware, FalseFont. Like a naughty neighbour, they peek, poke, and pilfer from defense contractors worldwide. It’s a cyber Wild West, with phishing emails replacing pistol duels. Stay safe, folks!
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Well, Iran's state-backed hackers, aka Peach Sandstorm, are back at it again, this time with a new toy called FalseFont. It's like a malicious Swiss army knife, granting them access to compromised systems, executing files, and stealing sensitive data. It's like having a nosy neighbour who not only peeps through your windows but also rearranges your furniture and steals your silverware. And guess what? They're targeting defense contractors worldwide. It's the Wild West out there, folks, but instead of saloons and gunfights, we've got phishing emails and unpatched vulnerabilities.Already a member? Log in here