ESET has published an analysis of the seven backdoors that Lebanese advanced persistent threat (APT) actor Polonium has been using since September 2021 in attacks targeting Israeli organizations.
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Seven ‘Creepy’ Backdoors Used by Lebanese Cyberspy Group in Israel Attacks
ESET has published an analysis of the seven backdoors that Lebanese advanced persistent threat (APT) actor Polonium has been using since September 2021 in attacks targeting Israeli organizations. The post Seven ‘Creepy’ Backdoors Used by Lebanese Cyberspy Group in Israel Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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