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A cybercriminal group known as APT35 has been targeting high-profile organizations in government, journalism, higher education, and more. For a more convincing attack, APT35 compromises legitimate websites that work with these high-profile organizations.
Once they've compromised a website, APT35 uses the website to send phishing emails to their targets. For example, in one attack APT35 sent emails with phony invitations to an upcoming webinar. These invitations included a link to the compromised website. If you clicked on the link, you were brought to a registration page. On this page, you would be asked to sign up using your email credentials. APT35 wants you to hand over your credentials so that they can gain access to your account, personal information, and eventually your organization.
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