Gbhackers SloppyLemming Espionage Campaign Targets Pakistan and Bangladesh with New Tools
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SloppyLemming, an India-linked espionage group, has conducted a year-long cyber campaign against high-value targets in Pakistan and Bangladesh. The campaign utilizes a new BurrowShell backdoor and a Rust-based remote access tool (RAT), building on operations previously exposed in 2024. This activity highlights the ongoing threat posed by this group in the region.
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Timeline
2024-01-01
Previous operations by SloppyLemming exposed by Cloudflare
2025-03-03
Start of SloppyLemming's year-long cyber campaign
2026-03-02
Arctic Wolf reports on SloppyLemming's activities
2026-03-03
Gbhackers publishes details on SloppyLemming's campaign
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