AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCybersecurity: Kaspersky says a new CoolClient variant tied to the HoneyMyte APT (Mustang Panda) is being used in 2026 intrusions across Asia and Russia, using signed Windows kernel drivers and scheduled tasks to stay hidden and keep access after reboots. Defense & drones: The U.S. Army ordered a Europe-based unit that had been building drone-warfare skills to shut down that program and return to a traditional infantry role, even as Ukraine’s drone lessons keep reshaping combat. Space: China’s Chang’e-7 lunar mission is set to launch soon to hunt water ice in permanently shadowed south-pole craters, with a rover, a hopping probe, and plans for future cooperation with Russia. Russia tech & science: Russian archaeologists report bear claws in 6th–7th century elite burials near Kaliningrad, suggesting ritual practices and elite status in the region. Cybercrime: Reports also flag malware and exploit activity trends, including abuse of trusted system components and signed drivers, as attackers lower the effort needed to compromise targets.
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