Storm⚡️Watch - 6/20/23

In this episode of Storm Watch, the hosts discuss various cybersecurity topics, including a Fortinet vulnerability, a DDoS attack on Microsoft Outlook, the ongoing issues with Log4j, and the "MOVEit" vulnerability. The hosts first talk about a new Fortinet vulnerability, expressing their snarky comments about the company's security issues. They then move on to discuss a recent DDoS attack on Microsoft Outlook, which caused significant downtime for users. The attack was attributed to Anonymous Sudan, a hacktivist group that uses open proxy services to launch their attacks. The hosts mention that with the current political climate and upcoming presidential election, more DDoS attacks can be expected. Next, they discuss the "MOVEit" vulnerability, which has been exploited by attackers to target various organizations, including some governments. The hosts emphasize the importance of staying on top of security updates and patches to protect against such attacks. They also mention their community Slack channel, where they encourage users to share information on niche software and research partnerships. Finally, the hosts touch on the resurgence of Log4j scans, suggesting that attackers may be targeting organizations that have restored backups or deployed old images without the necessary patches in place. They also mention a recent Verizon DBIR report that highlighted Log4j vulnerabilities, possibly contributing to the renewed interest in exploiting them. The hosts conclude by emphasizing the importance of staying vigilant and up-to-date with security measures to protect against these ongoing threats. Join our Community Slack >> Learn more about GreyNoise >>