Russian organizations have been targeted by a phishing campaign spreading PureRAT malware, Kaspersky reports. Starting with a phishing email, the malware campaign has rapidly increased attacks since March 2023. The malware includes modules that allow full access to the compromised computer’s system and the ability to control it remotely. This allows the attackers to gain unlimited access to the system and confidential organizational data.
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