Despite the fact that the end of life date for Internet Explorer is fast approaching, the Magniber ransomware gang has begun exploiting two patched vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s legacy browser to launch attacks on unsuspecting users.According to a new report from Bleeping Computer, the group has begun exploiting Internet Explorer vulnerabilities using malvertising that push exploit kits to businesses operating in Asia. Magniber started in 2017 as the successor to another ransomware strain called Cerber and the group initially only targeted users in South Korea. In the time since though, the ransomware gang has expanded the scope of its operations to infect systems in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapor… Click below to read the full story from TechRadar
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Internet Explorer is still causing trouble, even from the grave
