A cyberspy crew or individual with ties to China's Ministry of State Security has infected global organizations with a remote ...

Anatsa, also known as "TeaBot," and other malware in the report, are dropper apps that masquerade as PDF and QR code readers, photography, and health and fitness apps. As the outlet reported ...

Cyberespionage group known as APT29 and linked to Russia’s foreign intelligence service (SVR), has added a new malware loader ...

When run, it typically decompresses the malware components hidden within the dropper file and executes them, sometimes without saving them on disk to avoid detection. The Trojan dropper may appear ...

In reality, the files serve as a malware dropper, a cryptocurrency miner, and a clipboard jacker. Kaspersky said the threat actors can use the files deployed through the project to drop additional ...

This includes the deployment of two newly identified, memory-resident malware families. The first of these is a minimal in-dropper called Trailblaze, which is used to inject the backdoor Brushfire – a ...

The Russian state-sponsored threat actor known as APT29 has been linked to an advanced phishing campaign that's targeting ...

The directory contained a compressed zip file of a Windows Installer. Once decompressed, the file appears to be a malware dropper for Rugmi rather than security software. When executed, the install ...

In case of a .NET executable, the encrypted embedded payload – an Agent Tesla variant suspected to be Snake Keylogger or ...