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SneakyChef Group Hits Governments Using SugarGh0st and SpiceRAT

Threat Level – Red | Vulnerability Report

Summary:

SneakyChef, a new cyberespionage group active since August 2023, targets government agencies in EMEA and Asia with phishing emails. They lure victims with fake scanned documents from Foreign Affairs offices, using the SugarGh0st RAT and a new one called SpiceRAT to gain access.

Threat Level – Red | Actor Report

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