StingyBasilisk APT Uses Windows Named Pipes to Control Malware and Evade Security Detection

A previously unknown espionage-focused group, tracked as StingyBasilisk, has run covert operations against a victim network since at least April 2022. The initial infection vector remains unknown, and the activity cannot yet be reliably tied to any known APT group. From February 2026, the attackers moved across the network over SMB. They dropped payloads into […]

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StingyBasilisk APT Uses Windows Named Pipes to Control Malware and Evade Security Detection