Cybersecurity

China-linked Fire Ant Hides Inside Trusted Infrastructure

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Chinese-linked cyber espionage group Fire Ant has compromised critical network infrastructure, including Cisco routers and authentication servers, to steal credentials and hide its activities. This attack highlights the vulnerability of trusted systems that serve as entry points to more valuable networks, emphasizing the need for comprehensive security measures beyond just protecting data storage systems.

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