Welcome to Exploit Brokers with your host Cipherceval! In this deep dive, we uncover a sophisticated cyber assault where hackers exploited Microsoft SharePoint to launch the Havoc C2 via a stealthy click fix attack. Learn how a single click can trigger malicious PowerShell commands, turning everyday corporate tools into gateways for cybercrime.
In this episode, we explore: • How click fix attacks trick users into executing harmful commands • The role of social engineering in modern cyber warfare • The rising threat of ransomware targeting Middle Eastern banks and financial institutions • The importance of patching, penetration testing, and proactive cybersecurity measures
Whether you're a cybersecurity expert or just curious about digital threats, this breakdown provides essential insights into how cybercriminals are reshaping the rules of digital warfare. Stay informed and protect yourself from these evolving dangers.
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Timeline: 0:00 Intro 0:19 Opener 0:45 Subscribe 1:06 Sharepoint Malware 12:03 Ransomware Targets Middle East banks 23:36 Conclusion and Outro
🔗 References & Sources * ClickFix Attack: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-clickfix-attack-deploys-havoc-c2-via-microsoft-sharepoint/ * UAE : https://www.darkreading.com/cyber-risk/targeted-ransomware-middle-east-banks-security