Aqua News Attackers are hijacking Jupyter notebooks to host illegal Champions League streams
Amid threats of state-backed APTs turning the geopolitical tide by diving into sensitive networks, some hackers are looking to use misconfigured Jupyter notebook servers to watch UEFA Champions League soccer, according to a new report from Aqua Security.
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