Security News > 2019 > September > Supply Chain Likely Target in Attacks by Tortoiseshell Group on Saudi IT Firms
2019-09-18 10:44
A previously undocumented attack group, given the name the Tortoiseshell Group, is targeting middle eastern IT firms in an apparent supply chain move against their customers. Researchers at Symantec have discovered 11 IT firms, mostly in Saudi Arabia, that have been hit by the group. read more
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