A spear-phishing campaign aimed to compromise Russian and Belarusian military personnel by using military-themed documents as a lure has been flagged by Cyble and Seqrite security researchers. The goal of the campaign is to get targets to download and open a booby-trapped LNK file masquerading as a PDF, ultimately leading to a complete system compromise. The spear-phishing campaign The campaign spotted by Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) in October 2025 used a weaponized ZIP … More →
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