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The Crimson Palace APT group, known for its sophisticated cyberattacks, has returned with new tools and tactics. Researchers observed two separate clusters of activity, Cluster Bravo and Cluster Charlie. Cluster Bravo targeted 11 organizations, while Cluster Charlie employed techniques like the HUI loader to inject Cobalt Strike beacons. The use of open-source tools and techniques highlight the adaptability and evolution of this APT group’s methods.