"New Stealthy and Modular Deadglyph Malware Used in Government Attacks"

A cyber espionage attack against a government agency in the Middle East involved a novel and sophisticated backdoor malware named Deadglyph. The Deadglyph malware is attributed to the Stealth Falcon Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group, also known as Project Raven or FruityArmor, a United Arab Emirates (UAE) state-sponsored hacking group. For nearly a decade, the cyber group has been targeting activists, journalists, and dissidents. In a new report released at the LABScon cybersecurity conference, ESET researcher Filip Juracko explains how the new modular malware infects Windows systems. This article continues to discuss findings regarding the Deadglyph malware attributed to the Stealth Falcon APT.

Bleeping Computer reports "New Stealthy and Modular Deadglyph Malware Used in Government Attacks"