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Cyber Espionage Campaign Uses Google Sheets for Malware Control, Involves Voldemort, Latrodectus, Targets China
Sep 2, 2024, 03:12 AM
A sophisticated cyber espionage campaign has been identified, exploiting Google Sheets for malware control. The campaign is suspected to be an espionage effort, utilizing a combination of novel tactics and advanced malware, including 'Voldemort' and 'Latrodectus'. These malware variants are designed to enhance evasion and control, posing significant threats to global organizations. The attack, which includes a phishing campaign delivering AsyncRAT and Infostealer, has been observed targeting Windows systems and is reportedly run from and aimed at China. The malware is particularly focused on stealing passwords and personal data, highlighting the increasing complexity and danger of modern cyber threats.
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