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Cyber Espionage
Cyber Attack
Chinese Hackers Using Open Source Tools To Launch Cyber Attacks
Three Chinese state-backed threat groups, APT10, GALLIUM, and Stately Taurus, have repeatedly employed a modified version of the open-source network scanning tool NBTscan over...
Cyber Attack
Operation DevilTiger, APT Hackers 0-Day Exploitation Tactics Exposed
The APT-Q-12 group, also known as Pseudo Hunter, is a Northeast Asian threat actor linked to Darkhotel, which primarily targets East Asian countries, including...
Cyber Attack
Iranian APT42 Actors Conducting World Wide Surveillance Operations
APT42 (aka Damselfly, UNC788, CALANQUE, Charming Kitten) is a sophisticated Iranian state-sponsored cyber espionage group. This Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group is known for its...
Cyber Attack
TAG-100 Actors Using Open-Source Tools To Attack Gov & Private Orgs
Hackers exploit open-source tools to execute attacks because they are readily available, well-documented, and often have extensive community support, making them easy to modify...
Android
GuardZoo Android Malware Attacking military personnel via WhatsApp To Steal Sensitive Data
A Houthi-aligned group has been deploying Android surveillanceware called GuardZoo since October 2019 to target military personnel in the Middle East by leveraging social...
Cyber Attack
Kimusk’s HappyDoor Executed Via regsvr32 File To Evade Detection
Kimsuky, also known as the Velvet Chollima, Black Banshee, THALLIUM, or Emerald Sleet, is a North Korean state-sponsored advanced cyber espionage group that uses...
Cyber Attack
OilRig Hackers Attacking Individuals And Organizations In The Middle East
OilRig is an Iranian-linked cyber espionage group that has been active since 2015, and this group is known for its sophisticated spear-phishing campaigns and...
Cyber Attack
Chinese UNC3886 Actors Exploiting VMware, Fortinet 0-days For Spying
In 2021, UNC3886, a suspected China nexus cyber espionage actor, was found to be targeting strategic organizations on a large scale, utilizing multiple vulnerabilities...