SPIVY
SPIVY is a threat cluster label used for spear-phishing activity observed in March and April 2016 targeting organizations in Hong Kong. The activity used emails carrying exploits for CVE-2015-2545, a Microsoft Office EPS parsing vulnerability, and employed a new variant of PoisonIvy, from which the name SPIVY is derived. Based on the provided content, SPIVY is associated with targeted email delivery and PoisonIvy malware use. No additional high-confidence attribution, nation-state linkage, sub-groups, or alternate aliases beyond "spivy" are directly provided in the source content.
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Associated malware families
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Associated vulnerabilities
1 CVE this actor has used in observed campaigns. 1 of them exploited in the wild.
Recent activity
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