The death of Flash has reduced the typical browser’s attack surface but these groups are still at it. Just tonight, the successors to that team unmasked APT 32. This time with Yara rules to burn their infra! Transparency in this area has definitely improved. https://t.co/HRQINm48y8

— Alex Stamos (@alexstamos) December 11, 2020

Two separate groups of hackers — APT32 in Vietnam and a group based in Bangladesh — removed by @Facebook for abuse of platform and attacks on human rights defenders, journalists and minoritieshttps://t.co/IHGWKFSfOS pic.twitter.com/hSHIgAuaiT

— Iain Levine (@iainlevine) December 11, 2020

Idk if Facebook made the right move by doxxing APT32 publicly prior to any arrests, nor without showing proof for their work, but they did it.. what do you think?https://t.co/nI02SeRUpm

— Alon Gal (Under the Breach) (@UnderTheBreach) December 11, 2020

1/ Today we announced two takedowns of networks conducting cyber-espionage — one operating in Vietnam, and the other in Bangladesh. https://t.co/BtF97K8Qmt

— Nathaniel Gleicher (@ngleicher) December 11, 2020

intriguing move by facebook... they’re definitely in a good position to do more of this type of thing https://t.co/eY3dKs4ZpX

— cje (@caseyjohnellis) December 11, 2020

Fascinating move by Facebook. They outed APT32 as CyberOne Group. According to their website, “CyberOne Group is the leading of #1 essential security technologies you the best compliance rates.” ¹
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¹ https://t.co/t1TKnuTFofhttps://t.co/e7jYEimYvF

— thaddeus e. grugq (@thegrugq) December 11, 2020

This is interesting. Facebook is identifying APT32, a Vietnamese gov't associated hacker group, likely the most notorious one outside of China/Iran/NK/Russia, to a particular IT company called CyberOne Technologies.https://t.co/Yf8s0M4lME

— Kevin Collier (@kevincollier) December 11, 2020

Facebook put some light on Apt32 group - Taking Action Against Hackers in Bangladesh and Vietnam https://t.co/gJsqQbAltK

— Giuseppe `N3mes1s` (@gN3mes1s) December 11, 2020

#Facebook has taken action against two Bangladeshi groups of hackers for targeting local activists, journalists and religious minorities to compromise their accounts and have some of them disabled by the social media platform. #Bangladesh #FreedomOfSpeechhttps://t.co/yDrepAROXP

— Arafatul Islam (@arafatul) December 11, 2020

This is huge.

Facebook links #APT32 to CyberOne Group, an IT company in Vietnam

cc @kaibiermann https://t.co/pPLaq3fx4l

— hakan (@hatr) December 11, 2020

Facebook's post about actions against adversaries, including APT32 #threatintel https://t.co/4lpDmdFrte

— Katie Nickels (@likethecoins) December 11, 2020

#Facebook takes action against two separate groups of hackers — #APT32 in Vietnam and a group based in Bangladesh — removing their ability to use their infrastructure to abuse FB platform, distribute malware and hack people’s accounts across the internet.https://t.co/qby3WfJmjA

— Abir Ghattas (@AbirGhattas) December 11, 2020

Idk if Facebook made the right move by doxxing APT32 publicly prior to any arrests, nor without showing proof for their work, but they did it.. what do you think?https://t.co/nI02SeRUpm

— Alon Gal (Under the Breach) (@UnderTheBreach) December 11, 2020

Facebook links APT32, Vietnam's primary hacking group, to local IT firm https://t.co/GSBZuSjoww #security #CyberSec pic.twitter.com/SrRO5Y2oBy

— Moix Security (@moixsec) December 11, 2020

Facebook doxes and suspends accounts of APT32, one of the most active state-sponsored hacking groups that began in 2014, linking it to an IT group in Vietnamhttps://t.co/Wb9U8ltopI

— Gregg Housh (@GreggHoush) December 11, 2020

Breaking: Facebook has just doxed APT32

Hi there, CyberOne Group! ?https://t.co/VB3ND0daVR pic.twitter.com/hfkcXZEuvd

— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) December 11, 2020

Facebook doxes APT32, links Vietnam's primary hacking group to local IT firm https://t.co/wnWJpyHfMc by @campuscodi

— ZDNet (@ZDNet) December 11, 2020

Facebook Tracks APT32 OceanLotus Hackers to IT Company in Vietnam https://t.co/0zer4ILixF

— Nicolas Krassas (@Dinosn) December 11, 2020

Facebook Tracks APT32 OceanLotus Hackers to IT Company in Vietnam https://t.co/O9OmFnyrwW #Cyberattacks #Cybercrime

— Aghiath chbib (@AghiathChbib) December 11, 2020

#Facebook tracks two hacking groups—APT32 to an IT company in #Vietnam and a #Bangladesh group to two non-profit organizations in the country—and blocked their malicious activities on its social media platform.

Details: https://t.co/5DEZfX77JO#infosec #cybersecurity #hacking

— Swati Khandelwal (@Swati_THN) December 11, 2020