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EAGLET is a backdoor malware family referenced in reporting on Operation CargoTalon. The available content states that it was used to target Russia’s aerospace sector. High-confidence reporting in the provided material describes EAGLET specifically as a backdoor delivered in that campaign. No additional verified technical details on infection vector, persistence, command-and-control behavior, platform specificity, or indicators of compromise are provided in the supplied content. The associated activity is described as targeting the aerospace industry in Russia.
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Backdoor used in espionage campaign targeting Russian aerospace/defense sector for data exfiltration (per summary).
EAGLET is a malware implant used in targeted attacks against the Russian aerospace and defense sector, likely for espionage and persistent access.
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