APT31

Mentioned 1 time across 1 podcast this week

This Week's Pulse

French authorities recently linked APT31 to the intrusion of Cyberoam products, prompting Sophos to discontinue the affected line.

Discussing the incident on Darknet Diaries, host Jack Rhysider highlighted the severity of the state-sponsored operation, stating: "the French authorities investigated the Cyberoam intrusion and publicly announced that the attack was carried out by APT31, which is a Chinese state-sponsored hacker group."

Rhysider emphasizes the broader implications for cybersecurity, noting that the attack serves as a stark reminder of how a single intrusion can dismantle a commercial product line. He observed: "I don't want to diminish the idea that a cyber attack can have the effect of killing an entire product line. That's a pretty big deal, if you ask me."

Where it's discussed

174: Pacific Rim

Darknet Diaries

Jack Rhysidernegativefrom “The Pacific Rim Cyber Espionage Campaign

A Chinese state-sponsored hacker group identified by French authorities as the perpetrators of the Cyberoam intrusion.

Wow, so after the threat actors found an exploit in the Cyberoam product and were actively exploiting that, Sophos just decided to kill that product altogether. Now, Andrew tells us it's because it was already on its way of being killed, but I don't want to di