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BeyondTrust zero-day tied to Chinese spies puts Remote Support users on alert
Organizations running self-hosted BeyondTrust Remote Support should treat exposed appliances as potentially compromised after a suspected Chinese espionage group exploited a critical zero-day to gain root control, access credential…
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Organizations using self‑hosted BeyondTrust Remote Support should consider any exposed appliance potentially compromised after a suspected Chinese espionage group exploited a critical zero‑day vulnerability. The attack gave the actors root control of the systems, allowed them to access credential vaults, and enabled footholds for lateral movement within networks.
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