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Since the start of the year, the Russian state-backed ColdRiver hacking group has been using new LostKeys malware to steal files in espionage attacks targeting Western governments, journalists, think ...

Russia-linked APT Star Blizzard is using the ClickFix technique in recent attacks distributing the LostKeys malware.

(Reuters) - O Google, da Alphabet, disse nesta quarta-feira que identificou um novo malware chamado "LOSTKEYS", vinculado ao grupo de hackers russo Cold River, que é capaz de roubar arquivos e enviar informações do sistema aos invasores.O mal

Google ha vinculado un nuevo malware denominado LostKeys con el grupo de hackers respaldado por el Estado ruso, ColdRiver.

Since the start of the year, the Russian state-backed ColdRiver hacking group has been using new LostKeys malware to steal files in espionage attacks targeting Western governments, journalists, think tanks, and non-governmental organizations. [...]

A Russia-linked group tracked as Coldriver or Callisto is using three new pieces of malicious code to replace the LostKeys malware outed by Google earlier this year, the company said.

A Russian cyber-espionage group tracked as Coldriver by Google researchers has updated its malware toolset.

Recent targets in January, March and April 2025 include current and former advisers to Western governments and militaries, as well as journalists.

Russia-linked COLDRIVER uses LOSTKEYS malware via ClickFix lures, targeting advisors, NGOs, and journalists.

Russian government-backed group COLDRIVER is using LOSTKEYS malware to steal files and system information from NGOs and western targets.

Alphabet's Google said on Wednesday it has identified new malware called "LOSTKEYS" tied to the Russian-based hacking group Cold River, which is capable of stealing files and sending system information to attackers.