Cl0p confirmed abusing Cleo to target organizations The group said it deletes all government and healthcare data The same ...

Update added to bottom of the article. Hackers are actively exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Cleo managed file transfer software to breach corporate networks and conduct data theft attacks.

Security researchers have warned about in-the-wild attacks that exploit a remote code execution vulnerability in managed file transfer (MFT) solutions developed by enterprise software vendor Cleo ...

The cybercriminal group Clop has claimed responsibility for the recent attacks exploiting the Cleo managed file transfer tool, according to media reports. BleepingComputer reported Sunday that ...

Security researchers from Huntress recently revealed three managed file transfer (MFT) products from Cleo were carrying an unrestricted file upload and download vulnerability that could lead to ...

in its managed file transfer software and recommended that "all customers upgrade immediately." Huntress security researchers first spotted evidence of attacks targeting fully patched Cleo ...

Cl0p is known for its successful attacks using other managed file transfer solutions ... Organizations that use Cleo Harmony, VLTrader, and LexiCom should consider applying the latest patches ...

Hackers were recently spotted abusing a flaw in multiple Cleo software tools Cl0p ransomware gang took responsibility for the ...

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Cleo acknowledged the flaw ... Managed file transfer (MFT) solutions and security issues started grabbing headlines in 2023, when a Russian ransomware group Cl0p found a hole in MOVEit and ...

Cleo released an advisory on Tuesday, urging customers to upgrade to the latest ... The campaign has echoes of previous efforts by the notorious Clop cybercrime group, which targeted managed file ...

It affects Cleo’s LexiCom, VLTransfer, and Harmony tools ... The same gang had previously taken credit for the mass exploitation of a vulnerability in Fortra’s GoAnywhere managed file transfer ...