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Chinese APT Abuses Multiple Cloud Tools to Spy on Mongolia

Chinese APT Abuses Multiple Cloud Tools to Spy on Mongolia

Chinese APT group has exploited multiple cloud tools, including Microsoft Outlook, Slack, Discord, and file.io, to conduct online espionage targeting Mongolia. The threat actor used these platforms for command and control, highlighting vulnerabilities in cloud-based communication tools. The attack underscores ongoing security risks associated with cloud service abuse by state-sponsored cyber espionage groups.

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