Recent incidents reveal that threat actors are actively using remote monitoring and management tools to breach freight brokers and trucking carriers. By leveraging malicious links and emails, these attackers gain unauthorized access to systems that manage cargo shipments. Once they infiltrate these systems, they can hijack shipments and steal valuable goods, posing a significant risk to the logistics and transportation sectors.
The ramifications of such breaches are extensive, potentially leading to substantial financial losses for companies involved in freight and logistics. Additionally, the ability to remotely hijack cargo raises serious concerns for supply chain security, as the threat landscape evolves with more sophisticated tactics employed by cybercriminals. Organizations are urged to bolster their security measures and remain vigilant against phishing attempts and other social engineering tactics that may lead to such breaches.
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