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| Source |  TrendLabs Security |
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| Identifiant | 481192 |
| Date de publication | 2018-02-13 13:01:02 (vue: 2018-02-13 13:01:02) |
| Titre | Deciphering Confucius\' Cyberespionage Operations |
| Texte |  In today's online chat and dating scene, romance scams are not uncommon, what with catfishers and West African cybercriminals potently toying with their victims' emotions to cash in on their bank accounts. It's quite odd (and probably underreported), however, to see it used as a vector for cyberespionage.
We stumbled upon the Confucius hacking group while delving into Patchwork's cyberespionage operations, and found a number of similarities. Code in their custom malware bore similarities, for instance. And like Patchwork, Confucius targeted a particular set of individuals in South Asian countries, such as military personnel and businessmen, among others.
Post from: Trendlabs Security Intelligence Blog - by Trend Micro
Deciphering Confucius' Cyberespionage Operations
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| Condensat | accounts african among are asian a vector for bank blog bore businessmen cash chat code confucius countries custom cybercriminals potently cyberespionage dating deciphering delving emotions found from: group however individuals instance intelligence into patchwork like malware micro military not number odd online operations others particular patchwork personnel post probably quite romance scams scene security see set similarities south stumbled such targeted the confucius hacking today toying trend trendlabs uncommon underreported upon used victims what with catfishers and west |
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