Iranian Spying Campaign Sent Holiday Greetings Riddled with Malware
What did you ask for over the holidays? Surely not an infestation of foreign spies in your phone or laptop, but that’s the present you
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What did you ask for over the holidays? Surely not an infestation of foreign spies in your phone or laptop, but that’s the present you
1 Santa Claus waves to the crowd during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Nov. 27, 2014 in New York City. Photo: Andrew Burton (Getty Images) What did you ask for over the holidays? Surely not an infestation of foreign spies in your phone or laptop, but that’s the present you would’ve received had you been foolish enough to click on some very dodgy texts and emails swirling around the internet late last year. Advertisement An infamous Middle Eastern hacker cell, APT 35 (also known as “Charming Kitten”), recently launched a spear phishing campaign tailored to the festive Decemb...