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Cybercriminals Hack Brazilian Government Servers to Host Phishing Sites

Dark Readingby Robert Lemos ()1
AI summary · glm-5.3-flashSummaries by Vani AI

A Chinese-language cybercriminal group is compromising Brazilian government and education servers to host gambling-themed phishing sites via a reverse-proxy network.

Dark Reading reports that a Chinese-language cybercriminal group is hacking Brazilian government and education websites to build a reverse-proxy network used to serve gambling-themed phishing sites. The available text gives limited detail on the number of compromised servers or specific victim organizations.

Key facts
  • Chinese-language group behind the compromised Brazilian infrastructure
  • Government and education servers repurposed as phishing hosting
  • Reverse-proxy network used to serve gambling-themed phishing pages
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From the original article

A Chinese-language group is compromising government and education sites to create a reverse-proxy network with gambling-themed sites.

Dark Reading

By Robert Lemos · darkreading.com

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