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NightEagle targets Russian companies

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Securelist
Published September 16, 2026Original Report

Threat Actors

Malware Families

Diamond Model

SOCIAL AXISTECHNOLOGY AXISADVERSARYAPT1APT3INFRASTRUCTUREunknownCAPABILITYImpacketVICTIMunknown
Adversary(2)
Infrastructure
Capability(1)
Victim

Indicators of Compromise

Indicators of Compromise7

TypeIndicatorConfidenceScoreFirst Seen
MD53ecd1cd627d0340c92901a478a7caad8
exploitfile-hashintel-blog
Medium
53
Sep 16, 26
MD51dcafb7f8448683281106b06dd22409a
active directoryanonymizationapt
High
86
Sep 16, 26
CVECVE-2020-0688
c2exploitintel-blog
Medium
54
Sep 16, 26
MD54aa9fb1bf9223dfcdac920759bc7a3c7
exploitfile-hashintel-blog
Medium
53
Sep 16, 26
MD5631fb131a56caf4ca0f287ed73e876ab
exploitfile-hashintel-blog
Medium
53
Sep 16, 26
CVECVE-2019-0708
aptespionageexploit
Medium
50
Jul 28, 26
MD51f3034b706c78b35d8e34044e68c693a
active directoryanonymizationapt
Medium
47
Sep 16, 26

IOC Relationship Graph

IOC Relationship Graph7 total IOCs
MD5CVE
MD55CVE2Actors2Malware1REPORTNightEagle targets RussianAPT1APT3Impacket
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