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Just in time for the US election season, one of the Kremlin's favorite hack-and-leak spy groups — Star Blizzard — has developed its very first custom backdoor. [TechWeb]( Follow Dark Reading: [RSS]( January 19, 2024 LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY [Google: Russia's ColdRiver APT Unleashes Custom 'Spica' Malware]( Just in time for the US election season, one of the Kremlin's favorite hack-and-leak spy groups — Star Blizzard — has developed its very first custom backdoor. [Threat Actors Team Up for Post-Holiday Phishing Email Surge]( Just like you and me, cyberattackers returned from winter break and immediately started sending thousands of emails. [Cybercrooks Target Docker Containers With Novel Pageview Generator]( Cyberattackers are exploiting Docker instances to drop the bot-tastic 9hits Web traffic generator and "earn" valuable credits that can be turned into cash. 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