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APT-C-60 is actively targeting organizations in Japan throughout 2026 using spear-phishing emails with Proton Drive links or RAR attachments. The attack involves extracting LNK files that execute obfuscated JavaScript via mshta.exe, leading to multi-stage payload delivery. The threat actor abuses legitimate developer services such as GitHub, GitLab, jsDelivr, and Codeberg to host malicious components and uses git.exe to execute scripts deploying SpyGlace malware versions 3.1.15 to 3.1.18. The campaign employs living-off-the-land techniques and persistence mechanisms to evade detection by blending malicious activity with legitimate traffic.

APT-C-60 continues its targeted attacks against Japanese organizations in 2026 by leveraging spear-phishing emails containing Proton Drive links or RAR archives. Victims extract LNK files that invoke JavaScript execution through mshta.exe, initiating a multi-stage infection chain. The attackers exploit legitimate developer-oriented platforms and CDNs (GitHub, GitLab, jsDelivr, Codeberg) to host obfuscated JavaScript payloads and use git.exe to run scripts that deploy downloaders and loaders. This ultimately results in the delivery of SpyGlace malware versions 3.1.15 through 3.1.18. The campaign uses sophisticated living-off-the-land tactics and persistence techniques consistent with prior operations, aiming to evade detection by blending malicious traffic with normal corporate communications.

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