Tag: Remote Access Trojans

The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) has announced the seizure of online infrastructure associated with the Warzone RAT.

FritzFrog, a notorious peer-to-peer botnet, has reappeared with an advanced variant leveraging the Log4Shell vulnerability for internal network propagation.

Hackers are leveraging the ubiquity of office documents in business communications to disseminate malicious malware easily.

The Remcos RAT, a notorious remote access trojan, has been identified utilizing a deceptive approach in South Korea, disguising itself as adult-themed games.

Anonymous Arabic has recently unveiled a powerful remote access trojan named Silver RAT, designed to evade security measures and launch hidden applications.

A highly sophisticated and persistent campaign involving the delivery of the AsyncRAT malware has been underway for the past 11 months.

UAC-0050 is employing sophisticated phishing tactics to distribute the notorious Remcos RAT, known for its capabilities in remote surveillance and control.

Recent observations from cybersecurity firm SentinelOne have shed light on North Korean threat actors' evolving strategies in macOS malware campaigns.

A new iteration of the Agent Tesla malware has surfaced, employing a novel approach by utilizing the ZPAQ compression format in its latest attack strategy.

Threat actors are employing the NetSupport Remote Access Trojan (RAT) to target the education, government, and business services sectors.