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Laughing All the Way to the Cyberbank: How Four Hacker Groups Turned a Mail Server Flaw into a Relay Race
In a digital twist on “pass the parcel”, four different groups have exploited a flaw in Zimbra Collaboration email software. This cyber relay race saw threat actors passing around a ‘baton’ of personal data, proving that in the world of cybercrime, sharing is, indeed, caring. It’s high time to buckle up because patching just got patchier.
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Whoever said that the postman only rings twice obviously never met a cybercriminal with a zero-day exploit. In a stunning display of "one good turn deserves another," four different groups took turns exploiting the Zimbra Collaboration email software flaw, proving that sharing is caring, even in the cybercrime world. Talk about a 'mail bonding' experience. It's like a relay race, but the baton is your personal data and the finish line is... well, there isn't one. Fasten your seat belts, folks, because this patching business is about to get patchier than a badly sewn quilt.Already a member? Log in here