LIMINAL PANDA, a sophisticated adversary group with suspected Chinese ties, has been targeting telecommunications companies in Africa and South Asia, employing advanced tactics to infiltrate and control network systems. This group utilizes a variety of custom tools, including SIGTRANslator and CordScan, to exploit telecommunications protocols and capture sensitive data like subscriber information and call metadata. They are adept at bypassing standard security measures by integrating techniques such as GPRS network access emulation and using open-source utilities like TinyShell for command and control operations. Through this methodology, LIMINAL PANDA manipulates server configurations to laterally move across networks, maintaining persistence and evading detection. CrowdStrike, which has been tracking and analyzing this group, highlights the need for enhanced security protocols and thorough incident response investigations, especially in networks with third-party managed services, to combat such sophisticated threats. The continuous evaluation and updating of threat intelligence are crucial for telecommunications entities to defend against the enduring risk posed by state-sponsored adversaries like LIMINAL PANDA.