Iran-linked APT 'Charming Kitten' adds new impersonation tactics to trick potential victims
The group, also known as APT35, is thought to have recently targeted the US presidential primary elections
'Charming Kitten' APT is also known as Phosphorus and APT35.
An Iran-linked advanced persistent threat (APT) group dubbed Charming Kitten, which is alleged to have targeted a US primary presidential campaign in recent months, has added new impersonation vectors...
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