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InvisiMole group targets military sector and diplomatic missions in Eastern Europe

Security Affairs

Researchers uncovered a recent campaign carried out by the InvisiMole group that has been targeting a small number of high-profile organizations. The group has been active since at least 2013, ESET experts linked the group to the Gamaredon Russian APT group Gamaredon despite considers the two crews independent.

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Donot Team cyberespionage group updates its Windows malware framework

Security Affairs

The Donot Team has been active since 2016, it focuses on government and military organizations, ministries of foreign affairs, and embassies in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and other South Asian countries. In the latest attacks, the group sent messages using RTF documents that trick users into enabling macros.

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Turla APT group used a new backdoor in attacks against Afghanistan, Germany and the US

Security Affairs

Russia-linked cyber espionage group Turla made the headlines again, the APT has employed a new backdoor in a recent wave of attacks. Cisco Talos researchers reported that the Russia-linked Turla APT group recently used a new backdoor, dubbed TinyTurla, in a series of attacks against the US, Germany, and Afghanistan. Pierluigi Paganini.

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Onyx Ransomware Destroys Large Files Instead of Locking Them

eSecurity Planet

Cybersecurity researchers last week revealed that a new ransomware gang called Onyx is simply destroying larger files rather than encrypting them. The Onyx ransomware group doesn’t bother with encryption. Besides, if the motive is money, as you would expect from a ransomware group, then the approach seems questionable.

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US and UK agencies warn of Russia-linked APT28 exploiting Cisco router flaws

Security Affairs

UK and US agencies are warning of Russia-linked APT28 group exploiting vulnerabilities in Cisco networking equipment. The APT28 group (aka Fancy Bear , Pawn Storm , Sofacy Group , Sednit , and STRONTIUM ) has been active since at least 2007 and it has targeted governments, militaries, and security organizations worldwide.

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The Platinum APT group adds the Titanium backdoor to its arsenal

Security Affairs

Kaspersky researchers have found a new advanced backdoor used by the Platinum advanced persistent threat (APT) group in attacks in the wild. The APT group was discovered by Microsoft in 2016, it targeted organizations in South and Southeast. Its new Titanium backdoor attempt to hide at every stage by mimicking common software.

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EU bodies agree on new EU export rules for dual-use technology

Security Affairs

European Parliament votes to tighten up rules for the sale and export of surveillance and encryption technology. The term “ dual-use ” refers to technology that can be used for both peaceful and military aims. The European Union this week agreed to tighten up rules for the sale and export of dual-use technology.

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