A new hacking group dubbed Red Stinger has been conducting persistent and aggressive espionage operations since 2020 against both pro-Ukraine and pro-Russia targets in Ukraine, according to security firm Malwarebytes. 📷: Dmytro Smolienko/Getty Images
that has been conducting espionage operations since 2020 against both pro-Ukraine targets in central Ukraine and pro-Russia targets in eastern Ukraine.
The campaign that Malwarebytes calls “Operation Four” targeted a member of Ukraine's military who works on Ukrainian critical infrastructure, as well as other individuals whose potential intelligence value is less obvious. During this campaign, attackers compromised victims' devices to exfiltrate screenshots and documents, and even record audio from their microphones.
“The malware and techniques used in this campaign are not particularly sophisticated, but are effective, and the code has no direct relation to any known campaigns,” Kaspersky researchers wrote.
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