While continuing to deploy their usual set of hacking tools onto compromised systems, advanced persistent threat (APT) actors were observed using leveraging zero-day vulnerabilities and quickly adopting new exploits during the second quarter of 2017, Kaspersky Lab reports.
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Kaspersky Details APT Trends for Q2 2017
While continuing to deploy their usual set of hacking tools onto compromised systems, advanced persistent threat (APT) actors were observed using leveraging zero-day vulnerabilities and quickly adopting new exploits during the second quarter of 2017, Kaspersky Lab reports. The post Kaspersky Details APT Trends for Q2 2017 appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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