Credential-Harvesting Attacks by APT28 Target Turkish, European, and Central Asian Organizations
Why This Matters Now Credential-harvesting attacks by APT28 have recently made headlines, targeting organizations across Turkey, Europe, and Central Asia. This became urgent because these attacks exploit weak identity and access management (IAM) practices, putting sensitive data at risk. As of January 2024, several high-profile organizations reported unauthorized access due to compromised credentials, underscoring the immediate need for robust security measures. 🚨 Security Alert: APT28's latest campaign highlights critical vulnerabilities in IAM systems. Implement strong authentication and monitoring protocols now to prevent breaches. 50+Organizations Affected 10+Countries Impacted Understanding Credential-Harvesting Attacks Credential-harvesting attacks involve malicious actors stealing usernames, passwords, and other authentication credentials to gain unauthorized access to systems. Attackers use various methods such as phishing emails, keyloggers, and social engineering to obtain these credentials. Once obtained, attackers can perform actions ranging from data exfiltration to system administration, causing significant damage. ...