APT36 Targets Indian Government: Credential Theft Campaign Uncovered

Threat Score:
64
GB Hackers
19 hours ago

Overview

APT36 Targets Indian Government: Credential Theft Campaign Uncovered A sophisticated phishing campaign attributed with medium confidence to the Pakistan-linked APT36 group, also known as Transparent Tribe or Mythic Leopard, has been uncovered targeting Indian defense organizations and government entities. This operation employs typo-squatted domains that mimic official Indian government platforms, such as mail.mgovcloud.in and virtualeoffice.cloud, to deceive users into surrendering credentials....

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