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CNC, also tracked as APT-C-48, is an India-linked threat actor associated with phishing-led intrusion activity. Reported operations used malicious attachments disguised as personal resumes to gain execution on victim systems, followed by command execution and file exfiltration. Observed tradecraft indicates a focus on social engineering for initial access and straightforward post-compromise collection activity rather than publicly documented ransomware or disruptive operations. High-confidence reporting in the available material supports phishing-based delivery, remote command execution, and theft of victim files, but does not provide sufficient corroborated detail on broader victimology, malware ecosystem, or sub-group structure beyond the APT-C-48 designation.
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