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Unmasking Grayling APT: Revealing a Persistent Attack Campaign Targeting Multiple Industrieswordpress,cybersecurity,APT,attackcampaign,Grayling,persistentattack,industries,threatintelligence

Unmasking Grayling APT: Revealing a Persistent Attack Campaign Targeting Multiple Industries

The IT Professional’s Blueprint for Compliance Protecting Sensitive Data in the Digital Age In the constantly evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, it is imperative for IT professionals to stay up-to-date on the latest compliance frameworks and best practices. With the steady rise of cyber attacks and the increasing sophistication of hackers, organizations across all industries…

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The Rising Threat: Unveiling the New 'Grayling' APT's Cross-Border Ambitionswordpress,cybersecurity,APT,Grayling,threat,cross-border,ambitions

The Rising Threat: Unveiling the New ‘Grayling’ APT’s Cross-Border Ambitions

Cyberwarfare New ‘Grayling’ APT Targeting Organizations in Taiwan, US Introduction In a recent report, Broadcom’s Symantec cybersecurity unit has discovered a previously unknown Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group targeting Taiwanese organizations across multiple sectors, as well as a government entity in the Asia-Pacific region, and organizations in the US and Vietnam. The APT group, named…

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Unveiling the UAE-Linked APT's Sophisticated 'Deadglyph' Backdoor Attackwordpress,cybersecurity,APT,UAE,backdoorattack,Deadglyph

Unveiling the UAE-Linked APT’s Sophisticated ‘Deadglyph’ Backdoor Attack

Cyberwarfare UAE-Linked APT Targets Middle East Government With New ‘Deadglyph’ Backdoor Introduction An advanced persistent threat (APT) group known as Stealth Falcon, believed to be linked to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government, has recently been observed deploying a new backdoor called Deadglyph in an attack targeting a governmental entity in the Middle East. Deadglyph…

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UAE-Linked 'Stealth Falcon' APT Mimics Microsoft in Homoglyph Attack: A Closer Look at State-Sponsored Cyber Espionage Tacticswordpress,cybersecurity,APT,StealthFalcon,UAE,Microsoft,homoglyphattack,state-sponsored,cyberespionage,tactics

UAE-Linked ‘Stealth Falcon’ APT Mimics Microsoft in Homoglyph Attack: A Closer Look at State-Sponsored Cyber Espionage Tactics

Report: Sophisticated Backdoor “Deadglyph” Used in Middle East Cyber-Espionage Attack Introduction Researchers at ESET have recently uncovered a highly advanced backdoor called “Deadglyph” that was used in a cyber-espionage attack against a government agency in the Middle East. This backdoor is believed to be the work of Stealth Falcon, a state-sponsored advanced persistent threat (APT)…

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Unveiling the Elusive Tactics of the UAE-Linked 'Stealth Falcon' APTwordpress,cybersecurity,APT,StealthFalcon,UAE,tactics

Unveiling the Elusive Tactics of the UAE-Linked ‘Stealth Falcon’ APT

New Sophisticated Backdoor “Deadglyph” Unveiled in Middle East Cyber-Espionage Attack A State-Sponsored Cyber Espionage Group In a recent cyber-espionage attack targeting a government agency in the Middle East, security researchers have discovered a highly sophisticated backdoor dubbed “Deadglyph.” This backdoor has been linked to the advanced persistent threat group known as Stealth Falcon, which is…

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Gelsemium: Uncovering the Covert APT Targeting Southeast Asian Governmentwordpress,cybersecurity,APT,Gelsemium,SoutheastAsia,government,hacking,threatintelligence

Gelsemium: Uncovering the Covert APT Targeting Southeast Asian Government

Cyberwarfare APT Gelsemium Targets Southeast Asian Government Cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks has revealed that a stealthy advanced persistent threat (APT) known as Gelsemium has been targeting a government entity in Southeast Asia. The attacks, which spanned over a six-month period in late 2022 and into 2023, involved the deployment of web shells, backdoors, a…

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"The Enigmatic Sandman APT: Unveiling the Untold Secrets of the Telecom Sector's Latest Cyber Threat"wordpress,cybersecurity,APT,Sandman,telecomsector,cyberthreat

“The Enigmatic Sandman APT: Unveiling the Untold Secrets of the Telecom Sector’s Latest Cyber Threat”

A New APT Threat Emerges: Sandman Targets Telecom Companies The Rise of Sandman Telecom companies around the world now face a new adversary in the realm of advanced persistent threats (APTs). A group known as “Sandman” has recently emerged, deploying a sophisticated backdoor named “LuaDream” to target telecommunications companies in the Middle East, Western Europe,…

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Exploring the Elusive Sandman: Uncovering a New APT Group Targeting Telcos with LuaJIT Malwarewordpress,cybersecurity,APT,Telcos,LuaJIT,malware,Sandman,hacking,networksecurity,threatintelligence

Exploring the Elusive Sandman: Uncovering a New APT Group Targeting Telcos with LuaJIT Malware

Cyberwarfare New ‘Sandman’ APT Group Hitting Telcos With Rare LuaJIT Malware Introduction A new and mysterious Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group known as Sandman has recently been identified as targeting telecommunication service providers in Europe and Asia. A joint investigation by SentinelLabs and QGroup GmbH has shed some light on this cyberespionage campaign, revealing the…

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Russian Hackers Strike Again: 'Fancy Bear' APT Attacks Ukrainian Energy Facilitywordpress,cybersecurity,hacking,Russianhackers,FancyBear,APT,Ukrainianenergyfacility

Russian Hackers Strike Again: ‘Fancy Bear’ APT Attacks Ukrainian Energy Facility

Ukrainian Energy Facility Targeted by Fancy Bear Cyberespionage Group Russian Cyberespionage Group Earlier this week, Ukraine’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-UA) detected and investigated an attempted cyber attack on a critical energy facility in Ukraine. The attack was attributed to the infamous Russian cyberespionage group known as Fancy Bear, APT28, Strontium, or Sofacy. This group…

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The Exploitation Game: North Korean APT Breaks Through Internet Security Wallswordpress,cybersecurity,NorthKorea,APT,internetsecurity

The Exploitation Game: North Korean APT Breaks Through Internet Security Walls

Cyberwarfare: North Korean APT Hacks Internet Infrastructure Provider via ManageEngine Flaw The Attack The Lazarus Group, a North Korea-linked advanced persistent threat (APT) actor, has recently been observed exploiting a vulnerability in Zoho ManageEngine to compromise an internet backbone infrastructure provider in Europe. The attack occurred shortly after proof-of-concept exploit code targeting the ManageEngine flaw…

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