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Russian Hackers Use Fake Google Drive and Diplomatic Lures to Steal Online Account

Russian-linked operators are using fake cloud-storage pages and diplomatic themes to trick targets into giving away access to online accounts. The following article body is 650 words, excluding the IoC table. Russian cyber espionage campaigns are using convincing Google Drive pages and diplomatic invitations to take over online accounts. Instead of relying on a malicious […] The post Russian Hackers Use Fake Google Drive and Diplomatic Lures to Steal Online Account appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Russian-linked operators are using fake cloud-storage pages and diplomatic themes to trick targets into giving away access to online accounts. The following article body is 650 words, excluding the IoC table. Russian cyber espionage campaigns are using convincing Google Drive pages and diplomatic invitations to take over online accounts. Instead of relying on a malicious download, the operators steer targets into legitimate sign-in processes and capture the access they need. The activity has focused on people in academia, think tanks, government-linked…
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