Our friends over at Bellingcat, which conducts open source investigations and writes extensively on Russia-related issues, recently shared a new tranche of spear-phishing emails they had received. Spoiler alert: they originated from Fancy Bear actors. Using the ThreatConnect platform we ingested the spear-phishing emails Bellingcat provided, processed out the relevant indicators, and compared them to previously known Fancy Bear activity. It turns out that this campaign had an association to 2016 Fancy Bear activity previously identified by the German Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV). More interestingly however, Fancy Bear employed a new tactic we hadn't previously seen: using Blogspot-hosted URLs in their spear-phishing email messages. The Blogspot page contained a javascript window location that redirected the visitor to a second URL hosted on a dedicated server.