Russian threat actors are exploiting unprotected home routers by manipulating DNS settings to redirect traffic to malicious sites where credentials and tokens can be harvested. This technique is particularly dangerous for remote workers using private routers, as it bypasses traditional phishing defenses. Organizations should review their device management policies and implement stronger security measures like multi-factor authentication and centralized DNS to mitigate risks.
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