Chinese state-sponsored hackers, attributed to groups Daggerfly and Crimson Palace, infiltrated a major U.S. company's network for at least four months in 2024, likely stealing sensitive email data. The attackers employed sophisticated techniques, including DLL sideloading, exploitation of Google and Apple software, and the use of tools like Impacket and FileZilla to navigate the network. Symantec's findings reveal the hackers targeted Exchange Servers, focusing on email data for intelligence-gathering, with activity traced from April to August 2024. This breach follows a similar 2024 attack by China's Salt Typhoon group on AT&T, Verizon, and Lumen, highlighting a pattern of targeting critical systems. Cybersecurity expert Stephen Kowski emphasizes the need for enhanced email security and monitoring to counter such advanced threats. Continue here.
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