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D108 is a cybercriminal threat actor associated with the sale of T-RAT 2.0, a remote access trojan marketed to other operators. T-RAT 2.0 uses Telegram APIs for command and control and has been advertised with capabilities including keylogging, password theft, screen capture, hidden VNC, and RDP access. These features indicate support for credential theft, surveillance, remote interactive control, and broader post-compromise activity on victim systems. Available reporting directly links D108 to the distribution of this malware but does not provide high-confidence attribution to a specific country, victim geography, or industry focus. D108 is best characterized as a financially motivated criminal actor involved in the malware-for-sale ecosystem rather than a nation-state operator, based on the commercial sale of remote access tooling.
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1 malware family attributed to this actor across reporting.
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