The Russia-linked cyber espionage group tracked as APT28 and Fancy Bear has started delivering malware to targeted users by leveraging a recently disclosed technique involving Microsoft Office documents and a Windows feature called Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE).
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Russia-Linked Spies Deliver Malware via DDE Attack
The Russia-linked cyber espionage group tracked as APT28 and Fancy Bear has started delivering malware to targeted users by leveraging a recently disclosed technique involving Microsoft Office documents and a Windows feature called Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE). The post Russia-Linked Spies Deliver Malware via DDE Attack appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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