At least 300,000 IP addresses associated with MikroTik devices have been found vulnerable to multiple remotely exploitable security vulnerabilities that have since been patched by the popular supplier of routers and wireless ISP devices.
The most affected devices are located in China, Brazil, Russia, Italy, Indonesia, with the U.S. coming in at number eight, cybersecurity firm Eclypsium said in a report shared with The Hacker News.
One note was interesting something about injecting crypto mining bit
In addition, Eclypsium researchers said they found 20,000 exposed MikroTik devices that injected cryptocurrency mining scripts into web pages that users visited.
Would MOAB stop any of the above or alert the user???
@anav
MOAB would not be able to track those …. If the websites get identified as having those kind of traps then yes MOAB would prevent those sites from being reachable.
A much more effective solution would be Untangle that can spot injected cryptocurrency mining scripts and then prevent them from working.