TGR-STA-1030 remains an active threat. Since February, we have observed widespread activity from this group across multiple countries. Most recently, their efforts appear to be heavily focused on regions within Central and South America.
We have observed the same tactics, techniques and procedures used previously by this group.
Table of Contents Executive Summary Background The Methodology: Automated Predictive Fuzzing The Steps The Security Issue: Innocent-Looking Triggers Impact: Bypassing the Gatekeeper How Attacks Would…
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