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MirrorFace Strikes Again: China’s APT10 Returns with ANEL & AsyncRAT
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China’s MirrorFace (APT10) used ANEL & AsyncRAT for cyber espionage. GitHub supply chain attacks compromised 23,000 repos. A ChatGPT SSRF exploit targeted U.S. government agencies. Apache Tomcat RCE and Apple’s Passwords app flaw exposed users. Google’s OSV-Scanner 2.0 boosts open-source security, while Singapore’s HSA pushes medical device cybersecurity. AI-driven threats rise, demanding stronger defenses.
Reference: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/hacker-hacks-7126276864670670848/
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