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SPAWNCHIMERA

SPAWNCHIMERA is a backdoor that supports command and control and can inject malicious components into native processes. SPAWNCHIMERA It incorporates capabilities from multiple tools within the SPAWN malware family, including SPAWNANT, SPAWNMOLE, and SPAWNSNAIL. SPAWNCHIMERA was first reported in April 2024. SPAWNCHIMERA has been observed in activity attributed to People's Republic of China (PRC) state-sponsored threat actors, including UNC5221..

Platforms: Linux, Network Devices

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usesT1140Deobfuscate/Decode Files or Infor…usesT1057Process Discovery usesT1678Delay Execution usesT1505.003Web Shell usesT1574Hijack Execution Flow usesT1037Boot or Logon Initialization Scri…usesT1518.001Security Software Discovery usesT1005Data from Local System usesT1572Protocol Tunneling usesT1059.006Python usesT1574.006Dynamic Linker Hijacking usesT1027.013Encrypted/Encoded File usesT1055.002Portable Executable Injection usesT1559Inter-Process Communication usesT1040Network Sniffing usesT1690Prevent Command History Logging usesT1571Non-Standard Port usesT1070.004File Deletion usesT1685Disable or Modify Tools usesT1553.002Code Signing usesT1070.006Timestomp usesT1082System Information Discovery usesT1480.002Mutual Exclusion