Dois grupos suspeitos de invasão russa compartilham ferramentas e técnicas, diz Kaspersky

Dois grupos suspeitos de invasão russa compartilham ferramentas e técnicas, diz Kaspersky: Multiple groups of suspected Russian hackers have a relationship with one another that includes sharing malicious software code and hacking techniques, according to new research. The Moscow-based security vendor Kaspersky Lab on Thursday released findings tying the espionage group GreyEnergy with Zebrocy. Zebrocy is the name researchers have given to a group affiliated with suspected Russian military hackers known as Sofacy (or Fancy Bear, or APT 28), the alleged perpetrator in the hacking the Democratic National Committee in 2016. Both groups used the same command-and-control servers — the infrastructure that allows hackers to maintain communications with compromised machines — to simultaneously to target the same organization, according to Kaspersky. They also sent similar phishing emails disguised as messages from the Ministry of the Republic of Kazakhstan within one week. Our research confirms #GreyEnergy and #Zebrocy shared the C2 server infrastructure and both targeted the same organization almost at the same time. It …

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