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Emerging Cyber Threats from APT Groups in 2026
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Multiple advanced persistent threat (APT) groups are utilizing new malware tools to target organizations. Notable threats include Bateleur and Epic from the Carbanak and Turla groups, respectively, as well as Crimson and Parallax from APT36. These tools employ various techniques, including JavaScript backdoors and remote access trojans, to facilitate unauthorized access and control over compromised systems.
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Timeline
2017-01-01
Bateleur backdoor first observed
2017-01-01
Epic backdoor created by Turla group
2018-02-01
Gorgon Group conducts targeted attacks
2019-12-01
Parallax RAT first observed
Date unknown
Crimson RAT developed by APT36
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