Evasive Panda APT Conducts Cyber Espionage Campaign in Asia
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Evasive Panda, an advanced persistent threat group, has been conducting a targeted cyberespionage campaign in Asia for two years. The group utilizes adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) and DNS poisoning techniques to compromise victims, initially distributing malicious packages disguised as legitimate updates for the iQIYI Video Chinese app. This operation highlights the evolving tactics of the group in the region.
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