Kiteworks is warning customers to power down systems after receiving credible threat intelligence from law enforcement about a possible cyberattack targeting some of its servers. The precautionary alert, described by the company as preventative rather than a response to a confirmed breach, has already disrupted at least one healthcare customer and raised fresh concerns about zero-day exploitation in widely used file-transfer software.
Kiteworks Urges Customers to Shut Down Servers as Cyber Threat Seen as 'Imminent'
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RDU Global Correspondent
Cybersecurity Desk
San Francisco, United States 3h ago•5 min read
Kiteworks is warning customers to power down systems after receiving credible threat intelligence from law enforcement about a possible cyberattack targeting some of its servers. The precautionary alert, described by the company as preventative rather than a response to a confirmed breach, has already disrupted at least one healthcare customer and raised fresh concerns about zero-day exploitation in widely used file-transfer software.
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