Two of the Kremlin’s most active hack groups are collaborating, ESET says

But ESET said its most likely hypothesis is that Turla and Gamaredon were working together. “Given that both groups are part of the Russian FSB (though in two different Centers), Gamaredon provided access to Turla operators so that they could issue commands on a specific machine to restart Kazuar, and deploy Kazuar v2 on some others,” the company said.

Friday’s post noted that Gamaredon has been seen collaborating with other hack groups previously, specifically in 2020 with…