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FortiBleed criminals unite with another gang via stolen logins

A criminal group known for the FortiBleed vulnerability has reportedly joined forces with another gang, leveraging stolen login credentials to bridge their operations. This collaboration allows them to combine their resources and potentially expand their malicious activities. The investigation into these intertwined criminal entities is ongoing, with a focus on understanding the full scope of their combined capabilities and the implications for cybersecurity. AI

RANK_REASON This item discusses a security vulnerability and its exploitation by criminal actors, which falls under the 'tool' category as it relates to the misuse of technology.

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FortiBleed criminals unite with another gang via stolen logins

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  1. The Register — AI TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Ctrl+Alt+Oops: FortiBleed criminal's logins stitch two gangs together

    Researchers scoured logs, finding opsec fail for at least one person who was working with INC and Lynx simultaneously