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Void Rabisu is a Russian-origin threat actor associated with the RomCom remote access trojan. The group has been observed using HTTPS for command-and-control communications and employing binary padding to obfuscate payloads, indicating an emphasis on stealth and defense evasion. Public reporting links Void Rabisu to malware-enabled intrusion activity centered on remote access and post-compromise control rather than ransomware operations. Known naming in the available reporting identifies the actor as Void Rabisu and associates it with RomCom-based campaigns.
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