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Q 724
It sent info ranging from diplomatic secrets to personal information, including from mobile devices.

Telegram

Q 1023
Would you invade a country whereby a good portion of its citizens are armed?

Raccoon Stealer has added the ability to store and update its own actual C2 addresses on Telegram’s infrastructure, according to a blog post published by Avast Threat Labs this week.

The malware – believed to be developed and maintained by Russia-affiliated cybercriminals – is at its core a credential stealer but is capable of a range of nefarious activity. It can steal not only passwords but also cookies, saved logins and forms data from browsers, login credentials from email clients and messengers, files from crypto wallets, data from browser plugins and extensions, and arbitrary files, based on commands from its C2.

https://threatpost.com/raccoon-stealer-telegram/178881/