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Have you heard about the latest findings from ESET’s research this week? Deciphering the origins of a cyberattack isn’t as straightforward as it seems.
04 Oct 2024
Unraveling the complexities behind attributing a cyberattack to a specific threat actor can be quite challenging, as demonstrated by the latest ESET research. A recent discovery by ESET experts shed light on a new APT group named CeranaKeeper, with ties to China, targeting governmental institutions in Thailand. Interestingly, CeranaKeeper was found to utilize tools previously associated with Mustang Panda. However, a detailed analysis of their tactics, techniques, code, and infrastructure indicates that CeranaKeeper and Mustang Panda are distinct entities.
Curious to learn more about the execution of these attacks and delve deeper into the world of CeranaKeeper? Watch the video below and explore our blog post titled “Separating the bee from the panda: CeranaKeeper making a beeline for Thailand,” along with the accompanying white paper “CeranaKeeper: A relentless, shape-shifting group targeting Thailand.”
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