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Two ESET malware researchers took the stage at LABScon this year to deconstruct sophisticated attacks carried out by two well-known APT groups.
September 22, 2023
This year’s LABScon speaker lineup included two ESET malware researchers who took the stage to deconstruct sophisticated attacks carried out by two well-known APT groups.
On Thursday, Zuzana Hromcová gave a speech about two cyberespionage campaigns carried out by OilRig, an Iran-aligned threat group, throughout 2021 and 2022. Both campaigns, OuterSpace and JuicyMix, targeted Israeli organizations, which fits with the group’s focus on the Middle East. East, and both also used the same playbook. The research was also published on WeLiveSecurity and be sure to read it here:
OilRig’s Outer Space and Juicy Mix: Same old rig, new drill rods
On Friday, Filip Jurčacko spoke to the security community about a sophisticated backdoor that ESET has dubbed Deadglyph and which was deployed by the Stealth Falcon APT group. ESET discovered the backdoor during routine monitoring of suspicious activity on the systems of high-profile customers, some based in the Middle East region. For more details, watch the video and also be sure to read the research article on WeLiveSecurity:
Stealth Falcon takes on Middle Eastern skies with Deadglyph.
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