LAC reported the multiple campaigns, abusing Array AG (CVE-2023-28461) and Citrix (CVE-2023-3466, CVE-2023-3467, CVE-2023-3519), which were abused in the LODEINFO Campaign #2 in 2023 as well.
We observed that vulnerabilities of enterprise products, such as Array AG (CVE-2023-28461), Proself (CVE-2023-45727) and FortiOS/FortiProxy (CVE-2023-27997), were abused in the wild.
Furthermore, Volt Typhoon, which is a state-sponsored actor based in China documented by Microsoft, was reportedly carrying out the exploit against FortiOS/FortiProxy (CVE-2023-27997), which was also used in the LODEINFO Campaign #2 in 2023.
The vulnerability of CVE-2023-27997 was 0-day at the time of usage in both campaigns by Volt Typhoon and Earth Kasha, leading us to the assumption that the 0-day vulnerability was possibly shared or there might be a third-party entity, such as access brokers, specialized in facilitating Initial Access.
We observed that vulnerabilities of enterprise products, such as Array AG (CVE-2023-28461), Proself (CVE-2023-45727) and FortiOS/FortiProxy (CVE-2023-27997), were abused in the wild.
LAC reported the multiple campaigns, abusing Array AG (CVE-2023-28461) and Citrix (CVE-2023-3466, CVE-2023-3467, CVE-2023-3519), which were abused in the LODEINFO Campaign #2 in 2023 as well.
We observed that vulnerabilities of enterprise products, such as Array AG (CVE-2023-28461), Proself (CVE-2023-45727) and FortiOS/FortiProxy (CVE-2023-27997), were abused in the wild.
LAC reported the multiple campaigns, abusing Array AG (CVE-2023-28461) and Citrix (CVE-2023-3466, CVE-2023-3467, CVE-2023-3519), which were abused in the LODEINFO Campaign #2 in 2023 as well.
LAC reported the multiple campaigns, abusing Array AG (CVE-2023-28461) and Citrix (CVE-2023-3466, CVE-2023-3467, CVE-2023-3519), which were abused in the LODEINFO Campaign #2 in 2023 as well.