Ransomware Ruckus: Cleo Customers Brace for Cleopatra Backdoor Blowup!
Cleo’s zero-day flaw is the latest playground for ransomware group “Termite.” Public proof-of-concept exploits are out, and defenders should brace for a Cleopatra backdoor extravaganza. With patching confusion and over 4,000 Cleo customers, the stage is set for a potential MOVEit-style cyberattack deluge. It’s a digital storm, and Cleo’s in the eye.
Hot Take:
Looks like Cleo’s zero-day flaw is the new Hollywood blockbuster of the ransomware world! With cybercriminals queuing up like it’s the latest superhero flick, hold your popcorn tight as the “Termite” gang takes the spotlight. Who knew file transfers could be this thrilling?
Key Points:
- Ransomware campaign targets Cleo’s managed file transfer tools due to a zero-day flaw.
- The “Termite” group is believed to be behind the attacks, eyeing Cleo’s 4,000+ customers.
- A proof-of-concept exploit for the zero-day was published, increasing attack risk.
- Cleo’s attempts to patch the flaw have been confusing and insufficient, leaving users vulnerable.
- The “Cleopatra” backdoor is being used for malicious activities within Cleo’s software.
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