Cybersecuritynews China-linked UAT-9244 Targets South American Telecoms with New Malware
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Since 2024, the China-linked advanced persistent threat group UAT-9244 has been targeting telecommunications providers in South America. The group has deployed multiple malware implants, including TernDoor, across Windows, Linux, and network edge devices to gain deep access to critical network infrastructure.
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2024-01-01
UAT-9244 begins targeting South American telecoms
2024-03-01
Deployment of new malware implants reported
2026-03-06
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