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New APT group TajMahal operates as a 'full-blown spying network,' Kaspersky says

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Researchers have only identified a diplomatic entity from a country in Central Asia as the victim, though its likely others exist.

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New APT group TajMahal operates as a 'full-blown spying network,' Kaspersky says
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