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MikroTik routers on a rack surrounded by cables and networking equipment.

Attackers Exploit MikroTik Routers via Exposed SSH

Hackers are actively exploiting MikroTik routers with exposed SSH services to gain full control, with successful attacks dating back to at least September 2. This critical vulnerability allows attackers to bypass authentication and take control of your router, putting your entire network at risk.

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Public Wi-Fi access point in a hotel equipment room.

Cybersecurity Experts Warn of Global Hotel Wi-Fi Credential Harvesting Campaign

Beware of hackers lurking on hotel Wi-Fi networks, as a global campaign is underway to steal sensitive credentials from unsuspecting travelers and businesses. Cyber attackers are exploiting weak spots in hotel routers and Wi-Fi systems to gain control and manipulate DNS settings.

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Cluttered computer workstation with laptop and cables in a small, cramped business office setting.

Hackers Exploit Tailscale for Persistent Access After C2 Takedown

Meet Poisson, a French-speaking hacker who left a digital trail of 339 commands over 33 days, revealing a clever exploit that allowed them to maintain persistent access to a small French automotive business even after a C2 takedown. The intruder's step-by-step playbook was surprisingly left in an open storage bucket, giving Cato Networks researchers a glimpse into their tactics.

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