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Hackers exploit exposed GeoVision CCTV software to disable Defender and deploy cryptominers

Summary by cybernoz.com
Threat actors are abusing internet-exposed GeoVision surveillance software to break into corporate networks, disable Microsoft Defender, and quietly install cryptomining malware, according to new research from Huntress. The Huntress Security Operations Centre (SOC) began seeing the activity on 8 November, with most attacks landing between 8 and 10 November and activity continuing over the past
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IT Security Guru broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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