ResolverRAT, a previously undocumented remote access trojan (RAT), is being used in phishing attacks on global healthcare and pharmaceutical groups, according to cybersecurity firm Morphisec. The malware is distributed through region-specific phishing emails and uses in-memory execution, making it hard to detect. Morphisec also highlighted similarities between the phishing infrastructure used in this campaign and the earlier Rhadamanthys and Lumma efforts.
AsyncRAT Campaign Uses DLL Sideloading and ScreenConnect for Stealthy Remote Access
A stealthy campaign is turning trusted remote access software into a weapon against everyday users and businesses. Attackers have hidden the AsyncRAT trojan inside fake
