Who is affected
Any organization operating websites, regional branches, or web traffic using the .gh, .sl, or .as domain extensions.
How to mitigate it
- 1Audit your organization's domain inventory to identify any active web properties registered under the .gh, .sl, or .as extensions.
- 2Monitor certificate transparency logs for unauthorized security certificates issued to your company domains.
- 3Implement automated web filtering and endpoint protection to detect and block traffic to suspicious or hijacked domains.
- 4Remind staff to verify website addresses before entering corporate credentials, even on sites displaying an active HTTPS lock icon.
How Outsource IT solves this
Managed Cybersecurity & Threat Protection provides around-the-clock monitoring and web defence to spot spoofed domains and protect your team from sophisticated impersonation attacks.
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Source advisory: the-hacker-news
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