Security News > 2018 > June > Wi-Fi phishing attacks discovered around Atlanta City Hall
2018-06-08 21:32
As Atlanta continues to fully recover from March’s ransomware attack, new evidence discovered today by Coronet reveals hundreds of active Wi-Fi phishing attacks currently ongoing both inside of and in close proximity to Atlanta City Hall. The research also found attacks currently underway in Georgia’s State Capitol Building, which is just a few blocks away. In total, Coronet identified 678 active threats within a 5-mile radius of Atlanta’s City Hall. The threats Specifically, Coronet has … More → The post Wi-Fi phishing attacks discovered around Atlanta City Hall appeared first on Help Net Security.
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