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Security experts have spotted an interesting case of a suspected ransomware attack that employed custom-made tools typically used by APT (advanced persistent threat) groups.
Although no concrete connection between groups has been uncovered, the operational tactics, targeting scope, and malware customization capabilities signify a potential connection.
As detailed in a report sent to Bleeping Computer by Security Joes, the threat actors observed in an attack against one of its clients in the gambling/gaming industry where a mix of custom-made and readily available open-source tools were used.
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Security experts have spotted an interesting case of a suspected ransomware attack that employed custom-made tools typically used by APT (advanced persistent threat) groups.