I had only performed a cursory review of the tool and not performed a more in depth analysis. I asked one of my colleagues, Mike Blanchard () to take a look at the tool and give it the once over. I continued to examine some older documentation associated with this line of work. [ Learn about. Get the latest from CSO. ] Mike noticed a couple of items that I had not noticed. One in particular was the Cyrillic spelling of MYPppp located on the splash page of the tool. The analysis we came up (right or wrong) with related to what we originally thought to be a Russian hacker. After further examination (including additional translation of help pages), it could be said that one of the authors of this product to be either a Ukrainian or Chechnyan associated with the Islamic Emirate of the Caucasus. Mike also discovered the use of fish on the splash page alongside the more visible keys. We have not as yet made a tie to the fish symbol if in fact there is any relevance.

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