Thehackernews CopperDragon's Sparrow Framework Targets Global Telecoms and Governments
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- •Three clusters linked to CopperDragon target global telecoms and governments.
- •Attacks utilize watering hole techniques and malware variants like SparrowDoor.
- •Campaigns are assessed to support China-nexus threat actors.
Check Point Research has identified three interconnected cyber espionage clusters—SilentDelivery, OceanGate, and DarkWire—targeting telecommunications, government, military, and critical infrastructure across Latin America, Asia, and Europe. These clusters are linked through shared malware code and infrastructure, all part of the Sparrow malware ecosystem, attributed to the entity CopperDragon. The attacks employed various techniques, including watering hole attacks and compromising internet-facing infrastructure. Notable tools used include SparrowDoor and its variants, with specific campaigns targeting entities in countries such as Germany, France, Taiwan, and Indonesia. The research indicates that these operations may be state-sponsored, supporting China-nexus threat actors. The ongoing nature of these campaigns raises significant concerns for affected sectors.
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