Turla group evolves Kazuar backdoor into modular P2P botnet
Turla, also known as Secret Blizzard and linked to Russia's FSB, has re-engineered its Kazuar .NET backdoor, first used in 2017, into a modular botnet.
Turla
Russian FSB group known for sophisticated cyber-espionage campaigns targeting governments, embassies, and military networks worldwide since at least 2004.
Also known as: turla, venomous bear, snake group, secret blizzard, uroboros, waterbug, iron hunter, krypton, belugasturgeon
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