Cyber Espionage Comedy of Errors: Russia-Linked TAG-110 Fumbles in Asia and Europe, Makes Over 60 Blunders
Russia-linked cyberespionage group TAG-110 has been busy, racking up over 60 victims in Asia and Europe. This group is not just playing tag; they’re playing “capture the flag” with sensitive data from governments and educational sectors. Their weapon of choice? Malware with names that sound like failed rock bands: HatVibe and CherrySpy.
Hot Take:
Who needs Netflix when you have Russia-linked cyberespionage dramas unfolding in real-time? Move over, James Bond, because TAG-110 is here with more intrigue, suspense, and a dash of malware! It’s the cyber-thriller of the century, and everyone’s invited. Well, unless you’re a secure server in Central Asia, then maybe not.
Key Points:
- TAG-110, a Russia-linked cyberespionage group, is making waves in Asia and Europe with over 60 confirmed victims.
- The group’s activities overlap with APT28, a notorious Russian state-sponsored cyber actor.
- Targets include government, education, and human rights sectors in Central Asia and beyond.
- The group uses malware like HatVibe and CherrySpy to infiltrate systems and exfiltrate data.
- Their operations align with Russia’s geopolitical interests, especially in Central Asia.
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