Corporate espionage hackers RedCurl return after hiatus with improved tools
A corporate espionage organization known as RedCurl that made waves before disappearing last year has resurfaced with a fresh batch of attacks and sharpened tools for the task, researchers at cybersecurity firm Group-IB said Thursday. The group’s four known attacks since the beginning of 2021 include one against one of Russia’s largest wholesalers, which provides home, leisure and office goods, Group-IB found. Overall, the company concluded that RedCurl has been behind more than 30 attacks during a three-year span. RedCurl’s tactical improvements after a seven-month absence include upgrades to most of its tools, such as more effective data encryption for its malware. “Corporate cyber espionage is still a relatively rare and, in many ways, unique occurrence,” Group-IB’s report reads. “However, it is possible that the group’s success could lead to a new trend in cybercrime.” Despite the rarity of corporate cyber espionage, Group-IB’s report on the RedCurl revival is the […]
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