Makop Ransomware Targets RDP Systems with Advanced Exploits
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Makop ransomware, part of the Phobos malware family, is actively exploiting RDP systems. Attackers are utilizing brute-force methods alongside privilege escalation techniques and security bypass tools, affecting a significant number of organizations worldwide, with 55 percent of incidents attributed to this ransomware strain.
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