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The initial campaign targeted project engineers using industry-specific terminology for subsea pipelines. The lure document was blurred in order to deceive targets into clicking “Enable Content,” thereby triggering the execution of the embedded macro.
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<img width="623" height="206" alt="Screenshot 2026-05-03 at 17-16-58 Operation Olalampo Inside MuddyWater’s Latest Campaign Group-IB Blog" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/298f71c2-b21c-4ddb-8cc3-d3151d3de746" />
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The attack group delivered a malicious Excel and Word files designed to mimic the target’s internal financial records. The lure appeared as a legitimate spreadsheet containing payment details and cash flow projections.
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The infected document included specific references to “Engineering, Construction & Marine Services” and used local currency (AED), along with realistic transaction descriptions such as “Payroll Payments via WPS,” making it highly convincing to the target.
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