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RedKitten is a newly identified malware campaign first observed in early January 2026 and reported under identifier TRR260101. It targets Iranian interests, with likely victims including NGOs and individuals involved in documenting recent human-rights abuses. The malware uses GitHub and Google Drive to host configuration data and retrieve modular payloads, and uses Telegram for command and control. Reporting cited in the source assesses the activity as aligned with Iran’s government security interests. High-confidence details in the provided content do not specify additional malware families, infection vectors beyond the campaign targeting context, or concrete indicators of compromise.
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Modular malware/campaign leveraging GitHub and Google Drive for configuration/payload staging and Telegram for C2; assessed as aligned with Iranian government security interests and linked to protest-related targeting.
Newly identified modular malware used in a campaign targeting Iranian interests; uses GitHub and Google Drive for configuration and payload retrieval and Telegram for command-and-control (C2).
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