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TinyTurla is a malware family associated with Turla tradecraft and used for covert command-and-control on compromised systems. It has been observed masquerading as legitimate Windows components, including deployment under names intended to resemble trusted system files and installation as a service mimicking the Windows Time Service, indicating a focus on defense evasion and persistence. TinyTurla can encrypt command-and-control traffic using SSL/TLS, supporting stealthy post-compromise communications. The available evidence in this record supports TinyTurla as a stealth-oriented backdoor or implant used in post-exploitation operations, but does not provide high-confidence detail on specific victim sectors, countries, or broader campaign scope.
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Masquerades deployment as a legitimate-looking DLL (w64time.dll).
Masquerades as an existing Windows service for persistence/evasion.
Masquerades deployment as a legitimate-looking DLL to blend into Windows environments.
Encrypts C2 traffic with SSL/TLS.
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