Blind Eagle
aka APT-C-36, AguilaCiega, TAG-144, APT-Q-98
A group suspected to be based in South America that mainly targets Colombian judicial, government and financial organizations. It does both espionage and money-driven crime.
- Alert level
- 1/ 5
- Reports & advisories (90 days)
- 0
- Known exploited CVEs
- 0
- Personal data leaked (disclosed)
- None confirmed
Attribution
- Suspected South American threat group — MITRE ATT&CK
How they attack
Entry
Emails posing as authorities
Like a fake court summons that makes people panic and open it, while a pickpocket takes their keys.
Inside
Installing a remote-control tool
Like hiding a puppet with a camera in the house and moving it around from outside.
Goal
Stealing banking credentials
Like sticking a thin fake screen over an ATM to record the PINs people type.
Sources
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Updated 2026-10-23 · daily