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Story of an Advanced Persistent Threat attack against a large corporation that started with a series of blank emails. Advanced persistent threats (APTs) are increasingly targeting enterprise networks nowadays. This article highlights a recent attack against a large, well-protected Australian organization that entailed a major data breach. It’s Monday, 12:55 p.m. In Sydney, Olivia Wilson […]

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