Russia recruits Ukrainian teens for espionage through ‘quest’ games
The scheme involved recruiting children as young as 15 and 16 to carry out dangerous missions that directly aided Russian operations.
The scheme involved recruiting children as young as 15 and 16 to carry out dangerous missions that directly aided Russian operations.
Threat actors reportedly exploited a suspected zero-day vulnerability.
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The Android-based tool has been in operation since at least 2017.
Secret Blizzard used the Amadey bot malware to deliver its custom backdoor called “KazuarV2” onto specifically selected systems in Ukraine.
As part of the effort, three suspected administrators were arrested in France and Germany.
The US Department of State offered a reward of up to $10 million for information leading to the hacker's capture.
0Day affects the CLFS Driver and can be abused by a local user for code execution with SYSTEM privileges.
Huntress said it has observed threat actors mass exploiting the software since December 3.
Attackers have also been observed installing malicious tools like CoinMiners, AnyDesk, and the z0Miner malware on compromised servers.
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