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What type of malware will be used in the next identified TIDrone cyberattack by Dec 31, 2024?
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CXCLNT • 25%
CLNTEND • 25%
New custom malware • 25%
Other known malware • 25%
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TIDrone Cyberattackers, Tropic Trooper, Target Taiwan's Drone Manufacturers
Sep 9, 2024, 04:27 AM
A new cyber espionage threat, identified as 'TIDrone,' is targeting drone manufacturers in Taiwan. The cyberattackers are potentially compromising military operations by exploiting system vulnerabilities and stealing sensitive data. TIDrone uses custom malware such as CXCLNT and CLNTEND to carry out these attacks. The campaign is part of a broader advanced persistent threat (APT) carried out by a group known as Tropic Trooper. The attacks were reported by darkreading.
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