Citizen Lab says exiled Uyghur leaders targeted with Windows spyware

Last month, unknown hackers appeared on a campaign, which was exiled in a campaign in a campaign, which was exiled in a campaign, which was exiled in a campaign in which the Windows spy program, appeared on Monday.

Civil Laboratory, a Digital Law Research Group located at the University of Toronto, Detailed For years, repression, an organization that represents a Muslim-minority group facing the discrimination, a spying campaign against the members of the Uyghur Congress (WUC) observationand engrading Of China’s government.

Google warned some WUC members to the hacker campaign in mid-March, members asked journalists and researchers of civil laboratory.

The civil laboratory was investigated and the target was found phishing Email was sent to WUC members by creating a secure contact for a packed file protected by a password protected by a password protected by a password that contains a malicious version of the text editor.

Researchers said the campaign was not particularly complicated and involved zero daily exploitation or Hired spy programHowever, he noted that “the delivery of harmful programs showed that the aggressors were a high level of social engineering, which discovered the deep concept of the target society.”