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OneDriveDoor

OneDriveDoor is a backdoor used by the China-linked APT31 espionage group. It is explicitly described as using Microsoft OneDrive for command-and-control (C2) communication, allowing the actor to blend malicious traffic with legitimate cloud service usage and complicate detection. Reporting places its use within a broader APT31 campaign targeting Russia’s IT sector, especially contractors and integrators supporting government agencies, with activity observed from at least late 2022 and intensifying in 2024–2025. The wider intrusion set involved targeted phishing, archive-based lures, DLL sideloading, credential theft, local file discovery, and collection of sensitive data from sources such as browsers and Windows Sticky Notes. The malware is associated with APT31, also tracked as Judgment Panda, TA412, and Violet Typhoon. High-confidence details in the provided content do not include specific OneDriveDoor persistence mechanisms, file paths, or standalone indicators of compromise beyond its use of Microsoft OneDrive as C2.

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OneDriveDoor, a backdoor that uses Microsoft OneDrive as C2

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