This part presents key findings from recent advisories on how cyber actors are adapting their tactics to target cloud infrastructure, focusing on the stealthy methods they employ.

This part explores the evolving tactics and techniques used by cyber actors to gain initial access to cloud environments, emphasizing the dynamic nature of cloud security threats.

This part discusses the various methods cyber actors use to attack cloud services, highlighting the vulnerabilities and mistakes that can lead to successful breaches.

Discusses the risks associated with leaving default settings unchanged on Ubiquiti EdgeRouters, which can be easily exploited by attackers.

Suggests that the tactics and techniques outlined in the MITRE ATT&CK framework are frequently applicable to Ubiquiti routers, indicating common vulnerabilities and attack vectors.

Highlights the presence of multiple malware threats targeting Ubiquiti routers, such as MASEPIE, underscoring the need for comprehensive security solutions.

Points to the unintended use of Ubiquiti routers for proxying and tunneling, which can be exploited by attackers to mask their activities.

Refers to a specific vulnerability (CVE-2023-23397) affecting Ubiquiti routers, which attackers can repeatedly exploit if not properly mitigated.

Suggests that Ubiquiti routers may have weaknesses that make it easier for attackers to steal user credentials, highlighting the need for improved security measures.

Describes how Ubiquiti routers can be compromised by malware like the Moobot Trojan, which can turn them into part of a botnet, facilitating further malicious activities.