Attackers are actively taking over internet-exposed MikroTik routers without passwords
Organizations can lose control of their network edge because attackers are actively chaining MikroTik RouterOS weaknesses against internet-exposed S S H services.
Organizations can lose control of their network edge because attackers are actively chaining MikroTik RouterOS weaknesses against internet-exposed S S H services. One weakness allows an attacker to gain access without a valid password. A second weakness can elevate that access to administrator level.
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