With many organizations switching to domestic software and foreign remote access services being blocked, hackers now prefer to use Russian programs to attack companies. This allows criminals to evade traditional defenses and successfully integrate into business infrastructure.
Experts say that in the past, attackers used foreign remote access tools more frequently to take over companies, but now they have found a way to circumvent the new restrictions. They are moving to native solutions for remote access, which increases the probability of a successful attack and going undetected.
Especially in the hotel business, such attacks occur. Hackers send phishing emails on behalf of the fictitious Federal Hotel Service company, which provides registration and pass registration services. These letters invite you to familiarize yourself with the changes in the registration procedure via the link. However, if a user opens this link, a malicious file is launched and hackers gain access to the compromised company’s system using the Assistant program.
Therefore, hackers are increasingly improving their methods, and companies should be vigilant and provide reliable protection against such attacks, especially when it comes to Russian software solutions for remote access.
Source: Ferra
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