SoupDealer is a Java-based malware loader used in phishing campaigns targeting organizations in Türkiye. Reported targeting includes banks, internet service providers, and mid-level organizations, indicating activity focused on credentialed enterprise environments and financially relevant institutions. The loader has been associated with command-and-control communications routed through Tor, reflecting an effort to obscure operator infrastructure and support defense evasion. Publicly available information currently supports characterization of SoupDealer as a malware family or operational cluster involved in phishing-led initial access, but does not provide sufficient high-confidence detail on broader intrusion lifecycle behaviors, attribution to a named threat actor or state sponsor, or confirmed use of ransomware or extortion tactics.
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Sectors the actor has been observed targeting.
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