Hackers used Pulse Secure flaw to target US defence industry

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According to FireEye researchers and VPN device manufacturer.

Hackers used Pulse Secure flaw to target US defence industry
At least two groups of hackers have spent months using a previously undisclosed vulnerability in American networking devices to spy on the US defence industry, researchers and the devices' manufacturer said. Utah-based IT company Ivanti said in a statement that the hackers took advantage of ...

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