25 septembre 2023 | International,

Ukrainian Military Targeted in Phishing Campaign Leveraging Drone Manuals

Ukrainian military entities are the target of a phishing campaign that leverages drone manuals as lures to deliver a Go-based open-source post-exploitation toolkit called Merlin.

https://thehackernews.com/2023/09/ukrainian-military-targeted-in-phishing.html

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