
BRONZE SANDCASTLE abuses Sandboxie and other apps via DLL sideloading
China-linked actors place malicious libraries next to trusted software to steal credentials and install backdoors across Asia and Africa.
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China-linked actors place malicious libraries next to trusted software to steal credentials and install backdoors across Asia and Africa.
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US authorities disrupted infrastructure targeting campaigns by seizing command domains linked to Chinese state-sponsored actors.
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Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 reports that threat actors are leveraging Web3 tools and open-source vulnerabilities to infiltrate enterprise cloud environments.
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