"Phishing Targets Ukrainian Battlefield Awareness Tool Users"

The Ukrainian military agency that recently debuted a battlefield situational awareness technology alerted the Ukrainian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-UA) about a phishing campaign in which the operators seek to steal files and Internet browser data. CERT-UA stated that the campaign targeted users of the situational awareness tool, called Delta by the Center for Innovations and Development of Defense Technologies within the Ministry of Defense. Delta is a digital map that can be accessed on different platforms, such as a smartphone. The tool is said to provide a comprehensive digital image of the battlefield by integrating data from several sources, such as intelligence and sensors. The center informed CERT-UA about the phishing effort on December 17, resulting in the team issuing a warning. The phishing lure, which originated from a hacked Ministry of Defense email address, instructed victims to update their Delta certificates to continue access. The phishing email has a PDF file purportedly giving additional instructions, as well as an embedded link that, when clicked, led to a phishing website resembling the official Delta login page. This article continues to discuss the phishing campaign targeting users of the Delta battlefield situational awareness tool. 

Data Breach Today reports "Phishing Targets Ukrainian Battlefield Awareness Tool Users"