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Telegram phishing campaign targeted exiled Belarusian activist, Russians and Kazakhstanis

·Source: The Record

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Executive Summary

Researchers have uncovered a highly personalized phishing campaign that used Telegram to try to hijack the account of an exiled Belarusian activist, as well as users in Russia and Kazakhstan.

Analysis

Researchers have uncovered a highly personalized phishing campaign that used Telegram to try to hijack the account of an exiled Belarusian activist, as well as users in Russia and Kazakhstan.
Source Attribution

Originally published by The Record on Jul 27, 2026.

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