Alert from CERT-UA: Ukrainian Defense Under Attack by Dark Crystal Remote Access Trojan through Deceptive Signal Messages

Ukraine’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-UA) has issued a caution regarding a fresh initiative aimed at the defense domain using the Dark Crystal Remote Access Trojan (also known as DCRat).

Ukraine’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-UA) has issued a caution regarding a fresh initiative aimed at the defense domain using the Dark Crystal Remote Access Trojan (also known as DCRat).
This initiative, identified at the start of the current month, has been observed targeting both personnel within defense-related companies and specific associates linked to the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

This undertaking encompasses

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