Researchers at ESET today published details about a threat actor that has been operating for at least nine years, yet their activity attracted almost no public attention.
Going largely unnoticed for this long is a rare occurrence these days as malicious campaigns from long-standing adversaries overlap at one point or give sufficient clues for researchers to determine that the same actor is behind them.
At the Virus Bulletin 2020 security conference today, ESET provided details about the victims and operations of a newly discovered advanced persistent threat (APT) named XDSpy, after the main malware downloader used in attacks.
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Source: Bleeping Computer