Security researchers at Morphisec Labs have detected a new trojan, named ResolverRAT, targeting global healthcare and pharma organisations. The trojan deploys via a traditional phishing attack but employs advanced obfuscation and stealth evasion techniques for persistence. The trojan uses encryption and compression and has a multi-stage bootstrapping process for stealth and resilience. The researchers noted the trojan’s advanced command-and-control infrastructure, which included secure communications, fallback mechanisms, and evasion techniques designed to maintain persistent access while evading detection.
New ResolverRAT malware targets healthcare and pharma orgs worldwide
Security researchers have identified a new malware, ResolverRAT, used in attacks on the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. Distributed via phishing emails with malicious attachments, ResolverRAT
