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- Nation-state, Attacks
The U.S. and other nations took down digital tools and infrastructure by Beijing-based Integrity Tech that allowed "widespread vulnerability scanning and, in some cases, intrusions" as part of the Flax Typhoon campaign.
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Defending against state-backed attackers
- Patch internet-facing devices first – VPNs, firewalls and email gateways are their usual way in.
- Hunt for the published indicators and techniques in your own logs, not just in your antivirus.
- Read the joint advisories: they name the products, the techniques and the signs to look for.
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