UAT-6382
A Chinese-speaking group that exploited a flaw in Cityworks, asset management software used by US local governments. After getting in, it tried to reach systems that manage utilities.
- Alert level
- 2/ 5
- Reports & advisories (90 days)
- 0
- Known exploited CVEs
- 1
- Personal data leaked (disclosed)
- None confirmed
Attribution
- Assessed with high confidence as Chinese-speaking actors — Cisco Talos
Exploited vulnerabilities and targeted products
If you run any of these products, first make sure they are updated to a fixed version.
How they attack
Entry
Exploiting city management software
Like getting into city hall through the broken lock on the office that keeps the asset records.
Inside
Planting small back doors on web servers
Like leaving a tiny copied key in the shop's back-door lock that only the intruder knows about.
Inside
Injecting into harmless programs
Like slipping an extra package into an ordinary courier's bag so it gets carried in unnoticed.
Sources
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Updated 2026-10-23 · daily