In the past three months Palo Alto Networks has identified a series of attacks emanating from Nigerian actors against our customers in Taiwan and South Korea. Our team is tracking this activity under the code name Silver Spaniel. These attacks have deployed commodity tools that can be purchased for small fees on underground forums and deployed by any individual with a laptop and an e-mail address. Read the report by Palo Alto Networks Unit 42.
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