Ukraine CERT: Mass Phishing Campaign Poses as Nations Security Service

More than 100 Ukrainian government devices have been affected by the threat that is being tracked as UAC-0198.

On Aug. 12, Ukraines Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-UA) discovered a mass distribution of emails carrying malicious software posing as the countrys Security Service (SSU).
The emails contain a link to download a file called Document.zip that, once clicked on, triggers a download of the MSI-file. This file launches a malware called ANONVNC that, when opened, allows attackers to gain unauthorized access to a victims device.
CERT-UA has identified more than 100 affected devices within central and local government bodies and urges everyone to be cautious and attentive. It recommends that users contact
CERT-UA
if suspicious of any activity.
The activity is tracked as UAC-0198, and CERT-UA is taking measure to
mitigate the threat
.

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