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Iran s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was behind a ransomware campaign that used a contracting company called Emen Net Pasargard, or ENP, to target over a dozen organizations, according to three leaked intelligence documents assessed by the security firm Flashpoint.
Based on its analysis of documents leaked by the Iranian dissident group “Lab Dookhtegan,” Flashpoint says this ENP attack campaign, dubbed Project Signal, began with research conducted between July and September 2020. A leaked internal ENP spreadsheet showed that during this time, the group was researching three to four websites per day, and that at the time the spreadsheet was written, around 20 sites had been reviewed and analyzed by ENP’s internal research organization, the Studies Center, the report notes.
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Iranian Ransomware Workflow
Iranian state-sponsored attackers have been linked to a variety of cyberespionage activities aimed at organizations all over the world. Flashpoint security experts recently discovered another ransomware strain from Iran, that has been operating since July 2020.
According to Flashpoint, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) was running a ransomware campaign through Emen Net Pasargard, an Iranian contracting firm (ENP). The ransomware campaign known as “Project Signal” is thought to have started between late July and early September 2020, with ENP’s internal analysis team putting together a list of unspecified target websites.