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Enterprise IT teams are adapting to a new IT landscape with a workforce mostly or entirely remote indefinitely. More applications and storage are moving to the cloud. And cybercriminals, watching these changes unfold, are focusing their attention on new targets and new forms of attack.The inside-out enterprise: redefining IT SecOps for today’s rem...

Significant stealth capabilities have been exhibited by threat actors behind the Operation Triangulation campaign, which emerged in June and involved the exploitation of Apple iOS zero-day vulnerabilities to facilitate the deployment of the TriangleDB backdoor for data exfiltration, has been discovered to exhibit significant stealth capabilities, The Hacker News reports.

BleepingComputer reports that QNAP has worked with Digital Ocean to dismantle a command-and-control server leveraged to facilitate far-reaching brute-force attacks aimed at vulnerable QNAP network-attached storage devices just two days after identifying the intrusions on Oct. 14.

Insider threat issue comes to light as Justice Department seizes 17 websites linked to IT workers for the People’s Republic of North Korea.

More threat actors have been exploiting QR codes to facilitate advanced phishing attacks, reports SiliconAngle.

Tech companies, professional services organizations, and government entities have been subjected to attacks exploiting a critical information disclosure vulnerability in Citrix NetScaler Application Delivery Controller and NetScaler Gateway instances, tracked as CVE-2023-4966, since late August, or about two months prior to the release of a fix, reports The Register.

North Korea's Lazarus Group, also known as TEMP.Hermit or Hidden Cobra, has been continuing its Operation Dream Job campaign with new intrusions leveraging trojanized Virtual Network Computing apps targeted at defense industry and nuclear engineers, according to The Hacker News.