Massive surge in attacks using Microsoft SQL Server, says Kaspersky ~
Attacks using Microsoft SQL Server increased by 56% in September 2022 compared to the same period last year, according to Kaspersky’s latest Managed Detection and Response report.
The number of these attacks have been increasing gradually over the past year and have stayed above 3 000 since April 2022, except for a slight decrease in July and August.
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