InfoSec professionals know that most so-called Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are, frankly speaking, not truly APTs. But every now and then, a real persistent attack using different advanced evasive techniques emerges on the cyber threat landscape, and it’s critical for organizations to sit up and take notice. And the most recent addition to this Most Unwanted List is courtesy of a hacker group calling itself ProjectSauron.
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Possible Nation State Attackers ProjectSauron to Covertly Eavesdrop on Government Organizations
InfoSec professionals know that most so-called Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are, frankly speaking, not truly APTs. But every now and then, a real persistent attack using different advanced evasive techniques emerges on the cyber threat landscape, and it’s critical for organizations to sit up and take notice. And the most recent addition to this Most Unwanted List is courtesy of a hacker group calling itself ProjectSauron.
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