In 2016, StrongPity was detected by Kaspersky in a campaign that targeted specific users in Belgium and Italy who were interested in Truecrypt and Winrar software. These APT groups’ campaigns are not commonly seen but different research groups have detected several StrongPity campaigns over the years. The method is not new as this sophisticated cybercrime organization (also referred to as APT-C-41 or Promethium) was noticed delivering malicious WinRAR installers in highly targeted operations between 20. #APT #StrongPity NotePad++ installer(npp.8.1.7.Installer.圆4.exe)
The Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) known as StrongPity is distributing malware-laced Notepad++ installers to infect their victims.
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