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Charming Kitten’s Meow Mix-up: How Iran’s APT42 Hacks with Fake Journalist Ploys
In an audacious cyber masquerade, APT42 hackers donned digital journalist guise, wielding backdoors “Nicecurl” and “Tamecat” to breach networks. Cue espionage shenanigans!
Hot Take:
Who knew that "Charming Kitten" was actually a devious Iranian cyber threat and not just your neighbor's annoyingly adorable pet? APT42 is out here catfishing the digital world harder than a lonely teenager on a Friday night, impersonating journalists to serve up a hot dish of backdoors with a side of espionage. And let me tell you, their menu is about as charming as finding out your Tinder date is actually a sentient phishing scam.