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DDoS Participation Rises for Pro-Russian Hackers
The pro-Russian hacking group, NoName057(16), has experienced a significant surge in participation in its DDoS toolkit, DDoSia, which targets primarily Ukrainian and NATO country websites. With the group's influence and monetary compensation, DDoSia's Telegram channel has accumulated a user base of over 10,000 individuals, supporting at least 400 active users.
The Range of Trigona Ransomware
Since its emergence in October 2022, Trigona ransomware has been evolving and targeting organizations worldwide. With its most significant impact on technology, healthcare, and financial sectors, it leverages vulnerabilities such as CVE-2021-40539 and uses double extortion to exploit its victims.
Human Error Highlights a North Korean Intrusion
A network intrusion attributed to Andariel, a sub-group of North Korea's Lazarus group, exposed operational errors, including typos and misunderstanding of the system's language. This incident has led to the discovery of a new remote access trojan known as "EarlyRAT", showing further ties to the Lazarus group.
Canadian Energy Supplies Under Threat by Russian Actors
As per Canadian intelligence, Russian threat actors may target the country's energy sectors in a bid to disrupt supplies and retaliate against Ukraine allies. A potentially significant cybersecurity issue, it highlights the importance of securing operational technology networks in energy-related industries.
APT28 Targets Roundcube Vulnerabilities to Exploit Ukrainian Organizations
Ukraine's CERT-UA and Recorded Future's Inskit Group have identified a spear phishing campaign by APT28, targeting Ukrainian government and military aviation sectors. The campaign exploits vulnerabilities in the Roundcube Webmail service to conduct reconnaissance, run exfiltration scripts, and gather user information, reflecting the group's relentless pursuit of strategic military advantages.
APT15 Resumes Operations with New Malware
After a period of inactivity, Chinese espionage group APT15 (aka Flea, Nickel) has resumed operations, launching a campaign against Western government entities using their new Graphican backdoor. APT15, known for their focus on governmental and diplomatic targets, demonstrates resilience and continuity in their threat activity, maintaining their victimology despite past setbacks.
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