Lotus Blossom Hacker Group Uses Dropbox, Twitter, and Zimbra for C2 Communications

The Lotus Blossom hacker group, also known as Spring Dragon, Billbug, or Thrip, has been identified leveraging legitimate cloud services like Dropbox, Twitter, and Zimbra for command-and-control (C2) communications in their cyber espionage campaigns. Cisco Talos researchers attribute these sophisticated operations to the group with high confidence, citing the use of a custom backdoor family […]

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