In April 2019, Cisco Talos researchers reported on an ongoing state-sponsored DNS hijacking campaign that had compromised at least 40 different organizations in 13 countries. They named the campaign Sea Turtle, and described the group as brazen and persistent. If discovered, they do not simply give up and go away.
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Sea Turtle’s DNS Hijacking Continues Despite Exposure
In April 2019, Cisco Talos researchers reported on an ongoing state-sponsored DNS hijacking campaign that had compromised at least 40 different organizations in 13 countries. They named the campaign Sea Turtle, and described the group as brazen and persistent. If discovered, they do not simply give up and go away. The post Sea Turtle’s DNS Hijacking Continues Despite Exposure appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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