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ESET researchers have identified the resurgence of the Sednit group, a notorious Russian cybercriminal organization, linked to the deployment of a keylogger named SlimAgent in Ukraine. This activity is traced back to a case from 2024, indicating a targeted campaign against Ukrainian entities.
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2024-01-15
Sednit's SlimAgent keylogger first detected in Ukraine
2026-03-10
ESET publishes findings on Sednit's resurgence
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