WithSecure Details AI-Enabled GreyVibe Campaigns Targeting Ukraine

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Summary

WithSecure describes GreyVibe, a Russia-nexus actor targeting Ukrainian entities since August 2025 and using AI across its operations. Phishing and fake-site campaigns deliver Windows and Android malware; a LegionRelay flaw helped researchers track activity.

Key points

  • WithSecure describes GreyVibe as a previously undocumented Russia-nexus group targeting Ukrainian military, government, civilian, and business entities since August 2025; the researchers are uncertain whether it is criminal, state-linked, or a mix.
  • The researchers say GreyVibe uses AI across its operations, including lure creation, fake websites, malware development, obfuscation, and post-compromise tooling.
  • At least six spear-phishing campaigns directed victims to ZIP or RAR archives on file-sharing services; decoys distracted victims while PhantomRelay infection proceeded in the background.
  • A separate campaign, PrincessClub, used fake adult-club websites and personas on Telegram or dating sites to deliver Fallspy on Android and PhantomRelay or LegionRelay on Windows.
  • Design flaws in the AI-generated LegionRelay Windows malware enabled WithSecure to monitor and track GreyVibe activity over an extended period.
  • WithSecure found a unique ISO builder potentially linked to the TrickBot ecosystem and UAC-0098, an activity cluster previously observed targeting Ukraine.

Article Details

Event Type
AI-assisted cyberattack campaign involving spear-phishing, fake websites, and malware delivery targeting Ukrainian entities.
Impact
WithSecure reports that GreyVibe has targeted Ukrainian military, government, civilian, and business entities since August 2025. The campaigns use lures to deliver archives or malware, including PhantomRelay, LegionRelay, and Fallspy. The article does not report confirmed operational damage or data loss.

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