On March 11, 2026, Ctrl-Alt-Intel revealed a significant operational security failure by the Russian APT group FancyBear, which led to the exposure of their Command & Control (C2) server and a wealth of sensitive information, including over 2,800 exfiltrated emails and 240 sets of stolen credentials from entities across Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, and Greece. The breach showcased the group's persistent operational vulnerabilities over a period exceeding 500 days.

On March 11, 2026, Ctrl-Alt-Intel revealed a significant operational security failure by the Russian APT group FancyBear, which led to the exposure of their Command & Control (C2) server and a wealth of sensitive information, including over 2,800 exfiltrated emails and 240 sets of stolen credentials from entities across Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, and Greece. The breach showcased the group's persistent operational vulnerabilities over a period exceeding 500 days.