Researchers at anti-malware vendor Kaspersky are documenting a previously unknown Windows rootkit being used in the toolkit of an APT actor currently targeting diplomatic entities in Asia and Africa.
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Diplomatic Entities Targeted with New ‘Moriya’ Windows Rootkit
Researchers at anti-malware vendor Kaspersky are documenting a previously unknown Windows rootkit being used in the toolkit of an APT actor currently targeting diplomatic entities in Asia and Africa. The post Diplomatic Entities Targeted with New ‘Moriya’ Windows Rootkit appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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