Dozens of Elite Corporations Rocked by UNC6783's Helpdesk Phishing Onslaught
Several dozen high-value corporations just got phished through their own helpdesks. Google's calling out UNC6783, a slick extortion crew that's turning support chats into backdoors.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- UNC6783 targeted dozens of high-value firms via BPO and helpdesk phishing, bypassing MFA with clipboard stealers. 𝕏
- Adobe breach claim by Mr. Raccoon aligns perfectly with UNC6783 tactics, stealing millions of tickets. 𝕏
- BPO vulnerabilities mirror past attacks like Scattered Spider; expect escalation as cloud adoption grows. 𝕏
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Originally reported by The Register Security
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