Prnewswire Hackers Exploit Misconfigured Cloud Training Apps in Fortune 500 Firms
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Pentera Labs has reported that threat actors are exploiting misconfigured cloud training applications used by Fortune 500 companies and cybersecurity vendors. These vulnerabilities allow attackers to gain unauthorized access, deploy crypto miners, and compromise sensitive systems within customer-managed cloud environments.
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