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Caramel Tsunami

Also reported as SOURGUM, Candiru and DEV-0236. Linked to Israel by one source.

Reports
36
Last reported
Known CVEs
77
Origin
Israel
ID
caramel-tsunami
Merge evidence
4 alias matches

Reports per quarter

  1. 2019 Q4: 2 reports
  2. 2020 Q1: no reports
  3. 2020 Q2: no reports
  4. 2020 Q3: no reports
  5. 2020 Q4: no reports
  6. 2021 Q1: no reports
  7. 2021 Q2: no reports
  8. 2021 Q3: 11 reports
  9. 2021 Q4: 7 reports
  10. 2022 Q1: 2 reports
  11. 2022 Q2: 4 reports
  12. 2022 Q3: 3 reports
  13. 2022 Q4: 1 report
  14. 2023 Q1: 1 report
  15. 2023 Q2: no reports
  16. 2023 Q3: no reports
  17. 2023 Q4: no reports
  18. 2024 Q1: no reports
  19. 2024 Q2: no reports
  20. 2024 Q3: no reports
  21. 2024 Q4: no reports
  22. 2025 Q1: no reports
  23. 2025 Q2: no reports
  24. 2025 Q3: no reports
  25. 2025 Q4: no reports
  26. 2026 Q1: no reports
  27. 2026 Q2: 5 reports
Dated reports, 2019 Q4 to 2026 Q2.

CVEs named in reports

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KEV marks a CVE in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, and “ransomware” marks one that the catalog records as used in ransomware campaigns.

Reports

  1. Chrysaor (Malware Family)

    date ORKL added it fromORKL

  2. The Return of Candiru- Zero-days in the Middle East

    date in the title fromORKL

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  1. yir-cyber-threats-annex-download.pdf

    Malpedia library date fromORKL

  2. yir-cyber-threats-report-download.pdf

    Malpedia library date fromORKL

  3. eset_threat_report_t32021

    file creation date fromORKL

  4. Mercenary APTs – An Exploration

    date in the title fromORKL

  5. eset_threat_report_t22021

    file creation date fromORKL

  6. Microsoft Digital Defense Report OCTOBER 2021

    file creation date fromORKL

  7. Fighting cyberweapons built by private businesses

    date in the title fromORKL

Newest first. Details opens the report in Explore.