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DSIRF is a private sector offensive actor and commercial spyware vendor tracked by Microsoft under the weather-themed designation Denim Tsunami KNOTWEED. The company has been associated with development and sale of offensive cyber capabilities and with exploitation of Microsoft Windows Server zero-day vulnerability CVE-2022-22047. Reported targeting linked to this activity included law firms, banks, and strategic consultancies in Austria, the United Kingdom, and Panama. DSIRF fits the category of commercial legal entities that create and sell cyberweapons to customers, rather than a nation-state or financially motivated criminal ransomware actor.
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