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Molatori is a phishing group associated with email lures that impersonate the U.S. Social Security Administration in order to trick targets into installing ScreenConnect remote access software. The activity indicates an initial-access and social-engineering intrusion pattern centered on deceptive emails and abuse of legitimate remote management tooling. Publicly available information in this context is limited, and there is not enough high-confidence evidence here to attribute the group to a specific country, define broader victimology, identify additional aliases or sub-groups, or assess ransomware involvement.
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