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Evasive Panda Strikes Again: New Macma and Nightdoor Malware Threatens Taiwan and US NGOs
Evasive Panda, also known as Daggerfly or Bronze Highland, has been using new versions of Macma and Nightdoor malware to target organizations in Taiwan and an NGO in China. Symantec uncovered these cyber espionage attacks, highlighting Evasive Panda’s continuous efforts to update their tools and…
Hot Take:
Forget pandas munching on bamboo—these Evasive Pandas are feasting on vulnerabilities and washing them down with a tall glass of espionage! Move over, Kung Fu Panda, there’s a new martial artist in town, and it’s armed with malware!
Key Points:
– Evasive Panda’s new tricks include updated Macma and Nightdoor malware for macOS and Windows.
– Targets include organizations in Taiwan and an American NGO in China.
– Apache HTTP server flaw exploited to deliver MgBot malware.
– Evasive Panda has been active since at least 2012, focusing on espionage.
– The group uses a custom framework for cross-platform attacks, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android.
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