Malware Campaigns Target U.S. Manufacturing and Healthcare via DNS Poisoning
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APT group Evasive Panda is using DNS poisoning to deliver MgBot malware, targeting U.S. and allied manufacturing and healthcare organizations. Additionally, a spearphishing campaign is exploiting the npm registry to compromise these sectors. The EmEditor supply chain incident has also been disclosed, revealing the distribution of information-stealing malware.
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