Critical Sliver C2 Flaw Enables TCP Hijacking, Exposing Network Traffic

A recent discovery has highlighted a critical vulnerability in the Sliver Command and Control (C2) framework, a tool commonly used by threat actors for post-exploitation activities. This flaw can potentially enable TCP/IP hijacking, allowing attackers to intercept and manipulate network traffic. Sliver, originally designed as a legitimate penetration testing tool, has been increasingly adopted by … Continue reading Critical Sliver C2 Flaw Enables TCP Hijacking, Exposing Network Traffic