Ta428

Malware updated 3 months ago (2024-06-05T15:17:36.278Z)
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TA428 is a sophisticated malware toolkit associated with several cyber threat groups, including Bronze Union (also known as LuckyMouse or APT27) and BackdoorDiplomacy. The TA428 toolkit includes various malicious software like Albaniiutas (RemShell), which is specifically mentioned in an ESET report. The network infrastructure linked to these malwares also indicates a connection with Zupdax malware. These connections were identified through meticulous analysis of the network infrastructures and behaviors of these malwares. Investigations into the activities of another group, known as Space Pirates, have revealed significant overlaps with previously identified cyber threats, including Winnti (APT41), Bronze Union (APT27), TA428, RedFoxtrot, Mustang Panda, and Night Dragon. This suggests that these groups may be sharing resources or operating under similar objectives. Notably, the ShadowPad malware, a powerful backdoor used for espionage, has been adopted by at least five additional groups: Tick, Tonto Team, KeyBoy, IceFog and TA428. The complex web of connections between these groups and their shared use of certain malware tools underscores the evolving and collaborative nature of cyber threats. It's crucial for organizations to stay vigilant, understand these connections, and keep their cybersecurity measures updated against such advanced persistent threats. Reports from security firms such as PT Security and NTT Security provide valuable insights into these threats, aiding in the development of robust defense strategies.
Description last updated: 2024-06-05T15:15:35.949Z
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BankInfoSecurity
3 months ago
Chinese South China Sea Cyberespionage Campaign Unearthed
CERT-EU
a year ago
Space Pirates: analyzing the tools and connections of a new hacker group
MITRE
2 years ago
Exchange servers under siege from at least 10 APT groups | WeLiveSecurity