TA578 is a threat group. Public reporting links it to 4 attack techniques. This free profile shows how it works, stage by stage, so you can judge the risk to you. It lists the other names the group goes by and links to every public report behind it.
TA578 is tracked under one name in security research. Below is what published reporting says about it, with a link to every report so you can check the detail yourself.
What public reporting says
TA578, a threat actor that Proofpoint researchers have been tracking since May of 2020. TA578 has previously been observed in email-based campaigns delivering Ursnif, IcedID, KPOT Stealer, Buer Loader, BazaLoader, and Cobalt Strike.
Public reports about TA578 (1)
Each technique is a known way attackers research, get in, stay hidden or do damage. Here are the 4 linked to TA578, laid out from first look to final blow. Some techniques belong to more than one stage. Pick a stage to see them. Public reporting also lists 3 more specific variations of them, called sub-techniques.
Running their own programs or commands on a machine they reached.
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TA578 is a threat group. Public reporting links it to 4 attack techniques.
Public reporting links TA578 to 4 attack techniques. Most of them are about running code, researching targets and preparing tools and infrastructure.
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