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Sandworm Strikes Again: Google TAG Raises Alarm on Russian APT44 Cyber Threat
Ready for a chilling cyber saga? Google TAG just crowned Sandworm ‘APT44,’ a Russian cyber-threat turned digital deity, notorious for wreaking havoc way past bedtime in Ukraine’s power grid. Watch out, world—APT44’s espionage appetites are growing. #CybersecurityDrama #RussianHackersUnleashed
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Looks like Sandworm went from being just another creepy crawler in the cyber dirt to cyber Godzilla, leveling up to APT status with a shiny new badge: APT44. Google’s Threat Analysis Group is basically giving them a five-star threat rating, which is the cybersecurity equivalent of a Michelin star, except you really don't want them dining at your firewall. Buckle up, folks! When APT44 RSVPs to the global cyber party, they bring a plus one named Chaos.
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