Govinfosecurity Phishing Campaign Targets Fortune 500 Brands Amid Scam Center Crackdown
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A phishing campaign orchestrated by a financially motivated threat actor is targeting Fortune 500 companies, utilizing cloned banking and technology websites. Concurrently, BeyondTrust has released emergency fixes for a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability that is currently being exploited, while Dell has addressed a zero-day vulnerability linked to China that was quietly exploited. Both incidents highlight ongoing cybersecurity challenges faced by major corporations.
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2026-02-19
Phishing campaign targeting Fortune 500 brands reported
2026-02-19
BeyondTrust released emergency fixes for critical RCE flaw
2026-02-19
Dell addressed a China-linked zero-day vulnerability
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