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Russian Cyber Shenanigans: APT28’s Phishing Fiasco Targets Polish Bigwigs with Underwear Antics!
Russian hackers lure Polish officials with “mysterious Ukrainian woman” selling second-hand secrets. Clickbait, swimsuit pics, and cyber espionage—the trifecta of state-backed phishing chic.

Hot Take:
Well, it seems the 'Russian Used Underwear Phishing Collection' is the latest trend in cyberespionage. Who knew that the lure of mysterious Ukrainian women selling well-worn undies would be the clickbait of choice for targeting Polish government officials? These operatives clearly have a cheeky sense of humor, but their malware is no joke. APT28 is serving up a nasty cocktail of distraction and destruction, one disguised JPG at a time.