A significant campaign has been operating against Taiwanese financial firms within the industry by the hands of APT10 threat actors. APT10 is an espionage threat group affiliated with the Chinese government, responsible for campaigns worldwide including Operation Cloud Hopper where actors targeted managed service providers on a global scale. In their most recent campaign, APT10 unleashed an espionage campaign in November where threat actors went undetected for months due to a misclassification on the type of attack against financial companies. Initially analysts believed the attack vector was credential stuffing in order to gain access to trading accounts, however it was later verified that APT10 exploited a security tool software utilized by the corporations and were able to infect devices with ASPXCSharp shells followed by network reconnaissance with Impacket. Furthermore, actors uploaded a version of Quasar RAT on the compromised devices for further information capture including keylogging, camera screenshots, registry editing, and credential harvesting. CTIX analysts are predicting that Chinese espionage actors will continue to target infrastructure within Taiwan in order to gain power over the region, escalating their geopolitical tensions further.