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UNC3753 Vishing Campaign Targets US Law Firms with Fake Invoices
The active UNC3753 vishing campaign targets US law firms and financial services, utilizing social engineering and remote access tools to steal sensitive data. The attackers initiate the scheme with generic invoice emails to establish trust, followed by phone calls from impostors posing as IT personnel. Victims are persuaded to start screen-sharing sessions where attackers install remote management software for data extraction.
The campaign has demonstrated quick data theft and extortion tactics, warning victims of regulatory repercussions if they do not comply. Organizations are advised to train staff in verifying IT requests and monitor for unusual activities to mitigate risks.
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| Published (UTC) | Outlet | Headline |
|---|---|---|
| Fri 5 Jun · 15:10 UTC | Google Cloud | UNC3753 voice phishing hits US law firms, steals data |
| Fri 5 Jun · 18:31 UTC | Security Affairs | FBI warns that Silent Ransom Group uses IoT devices in attacks |
| Mon 8 Jun · 08:59 UTC | The Hacker News | UNC3753 gang uses vishing and break ins for US data theft |
| Mon 8 Jun · 11:50 UTC | Security Affairs | UNC3753 gang uses vishing and USB drops to steal legal data |
| Mon 15 Jun · 07:31 UTC | SecurityOnline | UNC3753 Vishing Campaign Targets US Law Firms with Fake Invoices (this article) |