Summary
Headline: Russian hackers target Polish government bodies
Short Summary: Russian state-backed hackers targeted Polish government institutions with a sophisticated spear-phishing and malware campaign, according to official sources.
Description and Notes
Polish government bodies were targeted this week by a Russian cyber-espionage group APT28, which launched a malware campaign exploiting Polish government institutions. The attack involved spear-phishing emails referencing an alleged 'mysterious Ukrainian woman in Warsaw,' which, when clicked, downloaded malware.
Notes: ?? Russian cyberattack by Fancy Bear on ?? Polish govt systems
Evidence
- "Polish government bodies have been targeted this week by Fancy Bear (also known as APT28), a Russian cyber espionage group working on behalf of the Kremlin, according to NASK, a Polish state research ..."
- "NASK’s computer emergency response team said the cyberattack targeting Polish government response team 'observed a large-scale malware campaign exploiting Polish government institutions this week,' an..."
- "The attack involved the similarity to previous actions by Russian criminal entities, the emails claimed to be about an alleged 'mysterious Ukrainian woman in Warsaw' who has connections to the highest..."
- "It then encouraged the reader to click a link to receive more information about her but which in fact downloaded malware onto their device."
- "Earlier this week, Poland’s digital affairs minister, Krzysztof Gawkowski, declared that 'Poland is in a cyber cold war with Russia' and 'has been subject to very similar attacks in these heavily Ukra..."
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Countries: Poland Russia Unknown
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