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IT threat evolution in Q3 2016

Emm et al., 2016

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3462839863104591803
Author
Emm D
Unuchek R
Garnaeva M
Liskin A
Makrushin D
Sinitsyn F
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Kaspersky Labs, Moscow, Russia, Tech. Rep

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Targeted attack campaigns don't need to be technically advanced in order to be successful. In July 2016 we reported on a group called Dropping Elephant (also known as 'Chinastrats' and 'Patchwork'). Using a combination of social engineering, old exploit code and some …
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