Russian hackers can access emails secretly
A Russian state-sponsored hacking group, Laundry Bear, exploits a security flaw in the Zimbra Collaboration Suite to conduct "zero-click" email attacks. When vulnerable accounts display malicious emails, hackers can remotely steal emails, passwords, authentication tokens, and up to 90 days of message history without users opening links or attachments. The campaign targets various organizations, including government, defense, and industry groups, with the attack active even after a patch was released. Authorities strongly advise organizations to update their systems, revoke unauthorized access, and monitor for suspicious activity to prevent ongoing breaches.
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