TA886

Also known asta886

TA886 is a threat actor referenced in the provided content as using a custom malware called Screenshotter to conduct surveillance prior to data theft. The only directly supported alias in the content is TA886. No additional high-confidence information is provided in the content regarding attribution, nationality, victimology, broader tooling, sub-groups, or specific tactics and techniques beyond the use of Screenshotter for surveillance and subsequent data theft.

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Recent activity

1 sources tracked across advisories, community write-ups, and news. New activity surfaces here as Mallory finds it.

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cyberthroneNews

Nov 13, 2025

Operation Endgame: Striking a Major Blow to Global Cybercrime

Uses a custom surveillance tool (“Screenshotter”) to conduct pre-theft surveillance and data theft; activity noted increasing in 2023.

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Tradecraft mapping

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Malware arsenal

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Exploited CVEs

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Detection signatures

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Observables

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