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New Ransomware Group Exploiting Veeam Backup Software Vulnerability

New ransomware group EstateRansomware exploits Veeam software vulnerability, uses dormant VPN accounts for initial access, and deploys persistent back

https://thehackernews.com/2024/07/new-ransomware-group-exploiting-veeam.html

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