Espionage groups have been using BlueMoon, an exploit kit chaining recent Chrome and Windows zero-day vulnerabilities.

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A rapidly adopted exploit kit, dubbed BlueMoon, chains Chrome and Microsoft Windows zero-days to compromise targets in espionage-focused phishing campaigns.

Four espionage groups used the BlueMoon Chrome+Windows exploit kit within 12 days. Researchers suspect AI development.

Proofpoint researchers identified BlueMoon, an exploit kit used by at least four espionage-linked threat clusters since late ...

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Proofpoint says at least four espionage groups rapidly adopted BlueMoon, chaining Chrome V8 patch-gap flaws with a Windows LPE to deliver malware including GemStone and ShadowPad.

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