Hacking campaign targets FileZen file-sharing network appliances. Threat actors are using two vulnerabilities in a popular file-sharing server to breach corporate and government systems and steal sensitive data as part of a global hacking campaign that has already hit a major target in the Japanese Prime Minister's Cabinet Office. The attacks target FileZen , a popular file-sharing network appliance from Japanese firm Soliton, and are eerily similar to the attacks that targeted Accellion’s FTA file-sharing systems in late 2020, early 2021. Both appliances work in the same manner. They are used to store large files that can’t be sent via email. Users typically upload files on a FileZen server and then use a web-based panel to obtain links that they can share with fellow employees or persons outside of their organization. Third-party company: Soliton (FileZen application).