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Spring Dragon
Spring Dragon
Popular tags
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- Malware Descriptions
- Targeted attacks
- Malware Statistics
- Malware Technologies
- Trojan
- Vulnerabilities and exploits
- APT
- Malware
- Ransomware
- Mobile Malware
- Phishing
- Social engineering
- Spam Letters
- Backdoor
- Cybercrime
- Trojan Banker
- Google Android
- Worm
- Botnets
- Financial malware
- Microsoft Windows
- Spammer techniques
- Cyber espionage
- Vulnerabilities
- Spam Statistics
- Internet of Things
- Internet Banking
- Zero-day vulnerabilities
- Thematic spam
- Security conference
Reports
ToddyCat: your hidden email assistant. Part 2
An in-depth analysis of Umbrij, a new tool used by the ToddyCat APT group to compromise corporate email communications in Gmail. The attack targeted OAuth authorization tokens, allowing threat actors to gain access to Google services.
Cloud Atlas activity in the second half of 2025 and early 2026: new tools and a new payload
Cloud Atlas attacks the public sector and diplomatic structures of Russia and Belarus, using ReverseSocks, SSH, and Tor for persistence in infected systems and its new tool, PowerCloud.
Kimsuky targets organizations with PebbleDash-based tools
Kaspersky researchers analyze a range of new PebbleDash-based tools used in recent Kimsuky campaigns and reveal their connection to the AppleSeed malware cluster.
OceanLotus suspected of using PyPI to deliver ZiChatBot malware
Kaspersky researchers uncovered malicious wheel packages in PyPI that targeted both Windows and Linux and contained a dropper delivering malware dubbed ZiChatBot. We attribute this activity to OceanLotus APT.
