
Interactive Mapping of APT-C-23

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Research by: Aseel Kayal Last month, we investigated the renewal of a targeted attack against the Palestinian Authority, attributed to the APT-C-23 threat group. Although this campaign was initially discovered in early 2017, it is still active today and has been using both desktop and mobile attack vectors throughout the past year. Dubbed by Check… Click to Read More
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