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Warning! Optiv has discovered unpatched versions of Microsoft Office on your system! In 2017, exploited Microsoft’s feature, Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE), to execute code without requiring enabled macros. In 2016, hacker group capitalized on recent terror attacks in New York to trick victims into clicking on malicious documents.
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1. Sofacy 2. Fancy Bear 3. Pawn Storm
Optiv analysts have uncovered these aliases for the state sponsored hacker attempting to access your system:
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Warning! Optiv has detected your employees are susceptible to phising attacks! is best known for a spear-phishing campaign which targeted organizations associated with The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). used spoofed addresses to send contacts infected email attachments that ran a Visual Basic (VB) script and installed a backdoor using PowerShell. The backdoor contacted command and control (C2) server using DNS TXT records, which made it harder to be detected by antivirus software.
1. Anunak 2. Carbanak
This group is likely to target systems housing customer data, to include payment information and personally identifiable information.
Optiv analysts have uncovered these aliases for the cyber-crime group attempting to access your system:
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Warning! is targeting your account owners with administrative access. In 2014, breached one of the major healthcare providers. The personal details of approximately 80 million people were stolen; this was the world's largest healthcare data breach until that point. The group used highly sophisticated custom-made malware, zero-day exploits, and watering-hole attacks. They regularly compromise websites that are of interest to victims, delivering malware to visitors.
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1. Deep Panda 2. Shell Crew 3. Webmasters 4. KungFu Kittens 5. PinkPanther
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Warning! is targeting privileged account owners in your organization with administrative access. is known as the group behind the Russian ransomware RaaS platforms Petya and Mischa. emphasizes the marketing of its hacking skills and malicious potential of its products. The group employs these tactics to raise awareness of its products, making them appear more powerful and threatening, and hence more fruitful in terms of its original goal (threatening people into ransom payment).
Optiv analysts have identified a Russian cyber-crime group attacking your organization. They are known to use the following malware attacks:
1. NotPetya 2. PetWrap 3. Wannacry 2 4. DiskCoder.C
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Warning! is targeting you for espionage with intent to inflict reputational damage! In August 2016, claimed to have breached the computer systems used by the Equation Group, and released a sample of stolen data, as well as other encrypted files, whose decryption key they offered for sale in a bitcoin auction. The code leaked by belongs to an offensive hacking tool used by the Equation Group, claimed to be a more potent cyber-weapon than Stuxnet and the like.
Optiv analysts have uncovered that the name of this group of cyberspies is likely in reference to a character from the Mass Effect video game series. This hacker group first appeared in the summer of 2016 and have exposed several major vulnerability and tools that led to some of the biggests attacks that year.
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