Stolen Credentials Led to Data Theft at United Nations
Threat actors accessed the organization’s proprietary project management software, Umoja, in April, accessing the network and stealing info that can be used in further attacks.
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Author: Elizabeth Montalbano
Stolen Credentials Led to Data Theft at United Nations
Threat actors accessed the organization’s proprietary project management software, Umoja, in April, accessing the network and stealing info that can be used in further attacks.
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