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APT37 Ruby Jumper: Air-Gap Attack via Removable Media

By Seongsu Park

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APT37 Ruby Jumper: Air-Gap Attack via Removable Media

ThreatLabz details the Ruby Jumper campaign in the following sections, focusing on the specific malware employed, the deployment methods, and how the final payload is delivered to achieve the ultimate objective. Attack flow

The figure below illustrates the complete attack flow, from the initial vector to the infection of newly attached removable media and the deployment of FOOTWINE and BLUELIGHT.

Figure 1: APT37 Ruby Jumper campaign attack flow.…

The opening of the report, shown for reference. The full report, with its figures and indicators, is published by Zscaler on zscaler.com.

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