APT-C-60 Cybercriminals Utilize StatCounter and Bitbucket in SpyGlace Malware Operation

An individual or group of cybercriminals identified as APT-C-60 has been associated with a digital assault directed towards an undisclosed entity in Japan.

An individual or group of cybercriminals identified as APT-C-60 has been associated with a digital assault directed towards an undisclosed entity in Japan. The attack employed a phishing tactic centered around a fake job application form to distribute the SpyGlace malicious software.
This information comes from reports by JPCERT/CC, which revealed that the breach made use of legitimate platforms like Google Drive, Bitbucket, and StatCounter. The incident took place approximately during August 2024.
“During this breach,

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