TAG-100 Uses Open-Source Tools in Suspected Global Espionage Campaign, Compromising Two Asia-Pacific Intergovernmental Bodies
By Insikt Group®
Excerpt
The group employs open-source
remote access capabilities
and exploits a wide range of
internet-facing appliances for
initial access, including enterprise
VPN, firewall, and email appliances.
TAG-100 compromised two major
Asia-Pacific intergovernmental
organizations, as well as diplomatic,
government, semiconductor
supply-chain, non-profit, and religious
organiza…
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