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Rezet, also known as Rare Werewolf, is a threat cluster reported targeting industrial organizations and public-sector entities in Russia and the CIS. Its observed activity includes the use of PowerShell-based tooling and deployment of XMRig cryptocurrency-mining malware on compromised systems. The group’s operations indicate hands-on post-compromise activity focused on abusing victim infrastructure for illicit cryptomining rather than espionage or ransomware. Based on reported victimology, Rezet has targeted industrial environments and government-related organizations. High-confidence public reporting in the supplied facts does not establish broader tradecraft, sub-groups, or a confirmed state affiliation.
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