www.picussecurity.com Gamaredon Group Targets Ukrainian Systems in Ongoing Espionage Campaign
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- •Gamaredon has targeted over 1,500 Ukrainian government systems since 2013.
- •The group acts as an access broker for other Russian APTs, including Turla.
- •Gamaredon employs various tools, including Android spyware and obfuscated PowerShell scripts.
Gamaredon, a Russia-aligned APT group, has been active since 2013, primarily targeting Ukrainian government and military systems. The group has attempted to infect over 1,500 Ukrainian government systems and has conducted around 5,000 attacks by late 2021. Gamaredon is known for its cyber espionage and data theft tactics, focusing on critical infrastructure and law enforcement. It has also targeted NATO members, including Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland. The group employs various tools, including Android spyware families like BoneSpy and PlainGnome, and has acted as an access broker for other Russian APTs, such as Turla. The group uses multiple domains and VPS hosting for command and control operations, and its tactics include scanning for sensitive documents and maintaining persistence through registry modifications. The current operational status of Gamaredon remains active.
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