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The group targeted government and military organizations in Ukraine. In December 2019, the APT group targeted several Ukrainian diplomats, government and military officials, and law enforcement. The messages use the HTML-file “War criminals of the Russian Federation.htm” as attachment.
APT28 deployed GooseEgg to gain elevated access to target systems and steal credentials and sensitive information. GooseEgg is usually deployed with a batch script, commonly named execute.bat or doit.bat. This script creates a filenamed servtask.bat, which includes commands for saving or compressing registry hives.
Google TAG observed Russian, Belarusian, and Chinese threat actors targeting Ukraine and European government and military orgs. Google TAG observed Russian, Belarusian, and Chinese threat actors targeting Ukrainian and European government and military organizations, as well as individuals.
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. “Our data also shows that although Cyclops Blink is a state-sponsored botnet, its C&C servers and bots affect WatchGuard Firebox and Asus devices that do not belong to critical organizations, or those that have an evident value on economic, political, or military espionage.” India, Italy, Canada, and Russia.
During recent times, Gamaredon is targeting the Ukrainian military and law enforcement sectors too, as officially stated by the CERT-UA. The response body will contain a new executable file, named “jasfix.exe”, representing the new stage. However, the filenamed “ win32.sys class ” files. Exploring the “.
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