APT-C-60
aka SpyGlace
A spy group described as South Korea-aligned that targets organizations in East Asia, including Japan and China. It emails Japanese recruiters posing as job applicants and relays through legitimate cloud services.
- Alert level
- 3/ 5
- Reports & advisories (90 days)
- 0
- Known exploited CVEs
- 1
- Personal data leaked (disclosed)
- None confirmed
Attribution
Exploited vulnerabilities and targeted products
If you run any of these products, first make sure they are updated to a fixed version.
How they attack
Entry
Posing as a job applicant
Like mailing a 'résumé' to the hiring desk with a trap tucked inside the envelope.
Entry
Office suite flaw
Like rigging a photo in a document so clicking it opens a hidden door.
Inside
Hiding in ordinary cloud services
Like smuggling stolen goods out inside the boxes of a delivery service that visits every day.
Sources
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Leak counts only add up figures disclosed by the affected companies or authorities, never the attackers' own claims. We do not list victim names or link to leak sites.
The alert level is calculated automatically from reports and advisories in the last 90 days, known exploited vulnerabilities, and whether the group has targeted Japan.
Updated 2026-10-23 · daily