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Update, 14-July: There have been a number of stories published since the posting of this blog that have suggested this attack is specifically targeting SCADA energy management systems. We want to emphasize that we do not have any evidence that this is in fact the case. The focus of our analysis was on the characteristics of the malware, not the attribution or target.
The Labs team at SentinelOne recently discovered a sophisticated malware campaign specifically targeting at least one energy company. Upon discovery, the team reverse engineered the code and believes that based on the nature, behavior and sophistication of the ma…
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