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Turla group adds more malware to Russia’s espionage efforts against Ukraine

·Source: The Record

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Executive Summary

Threat intelligence researchers at Google described StockStay, the latest malware developed by the Russian cyber-espionage group known as Turla.

Analysis

Threat intelligence researchers at Google described StockStay, the latest malware developed by the Russian cyber-espionage group known as Turla.
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Originally published by The Record on Jun 26, 2026.

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