8220 Gang Deploys a New Campaign with Upgraded Techniques
Nitzan Yaakov July 7, 2022 A recent campaign by the 8220 gang, who have been known to exploit the newly discovered critical Confluence vulnerability (CVE-2022-26134), targeted one of our honeypots.
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