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Researchers from Proofpoint have identified that at least four hacking groups are using an exploit kit named BlueMoon, which targets vulnerabilities in Chromium-based browsers and older Windows versions. The kit exploits three vulnerabilities, all of which were patched recently, and its rapid deployment may be linked to a patch gap in the Chromium supply chain and the use of AI for vulnerability detection.
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Researchers from Proofpoint have identified that at least four hacking groups are using an exploit kit named BlueMoon, which targets vulnerabilities in Chromium-based browsers and older Windows versions. The kit exploits three vulnerabilities, all of which were patched recently, and its rapid deployment may be linked to a patch gap in the Chromium supply chain and the use of AI for vulnerability detection.
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4 groups caught using the same Chrome and Windows exploit kit
Four Hacking Groups Utilize Same Exploit Kit Targeting Chromium and Windows