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Asustek says APT incident not as severe as reported

Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 27 March 2019 0

In response to recent media reports claiming that over one million Asustek notebooks were hit by advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks, Asustek has said that after conducting an investigation and consulting with a third-party cybersecurity firm,...

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