Dennis Fisher talks with Wade Williamson of Palo Alto Networks about the use of compromised FTP accounts in targeted attacks and malware campaigns, and how attackers are adapting their techniques.
Dennis Fisher talks with Wade Williamson of Palo Alto Networks about the use of compromised FTP accounts in targeted attacks and malware campaigns, and how attackers are adapting their techniques.
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The botnet exploits a vulnerability discovered last month that can allow threat actors to remotely compromise and control devices.
A full 98 percent of all IoT device traffic is unencrypted, exposing personal and confidential data on the network.
The legitimate remote-access tool is being used to maliciously infect victims and allow remote code-execution.
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