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      <description>Trustwave released the Carbanak gang campaign threat report called &#39;Operation Grand Mars&#39;. The paper explains the modus operandi of the Carbanak group, malware distribution techniques, attack vectors. The interesting point is that the group uses Google Apps, Sheets and Forms as a part of their Command &amp; Control infrastructure. But Trustware is not the only one reporting about this.</description>
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