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A threat campaign luring users with malicious documents related to human rights and public notices is aimed at giving the Russia-backed threat group access to victims' systems for cyber-espionage purposes.
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The files delivered contained encoded executables and shellcode — some were hosted on Russian image-hosting site, “joxi[.]net.” While researchers couldn’t determine the distribution method of the .proj files, these files’ objective was to execute either Remcos or RedLine Stealer. Most of the malware analyzed delivered Remcos as the final payload. Once installed on the victim’s computer, the Remcos trojan allows hackers to remote control, remote admin, remote anti-theft, remote support, and pentest a machine. Related Resource Cyber resilience for dummies While Remcos is commercia...
Attackers abuse Microsoft dev tool to deploy Windows malware By 01:00 PM Threat actors are abusing the Microsoft Build Engine (MSBuild) to deploy remote access tools (RATs) and information-stealing malware filelessly as part of an ongoing campaign. MSBuild (msbuild.exe) is a legitimate and open-source Microsoft development platform, similar to the Unix make utility, for building applications. This development tool can build apps on any Windows system if provided with an XML schema project file telling it how to automate the build process (compilation, packaging, testing, and deployment.)...