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BlackEye-Thai is a purported Thai hacking group publicly accused by Cambodian officials of conducting cyberattacks against Cambodian government agencies. The group was alleged to have targeted nearly all Cambodian government systems over a period of roughly two weeks, indicating a campaign focused on government networks in the context of heightened bilateral cyber tensions between Cambodia and Thailand. Publicly available information in this context is limited, and there is insufficient high-confidence detail to attribute specific malware families, intrusion techniques, operational sub-groups, or broader historical activity beyond the reported attacks on Cambodian government entities. Based on the available reporting, the actor is best characterized as a politically motivated or state-aligned threat focused on government targets in Cambodia, but direct state control or formal attribution to the Thai government is not established.
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