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    APT-C-36 Hackers Attacking Government Institutions, Financial Organizations, and Critical Infrastructure

    June 27, 2025

    APT-C-36 Hackers Attacking Government Institutions, Financial Organizations, and Critical Infrastructure

    Since 2018, the advanced persistent threat group APT-C-36, commonly known as Blind Eagle, has emerged as a formidable cyber adversary targeting critical sectors across Latin America.
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