A recently detected espionage campaign is delivered via malicious emails, but maintains presence on compromised machines by using scripts instead of a binary payload, Malwarebytes researchers have discovered.
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Espionage Attack Uses Scripts for Data Exfiltration
A recently detected espionage campaign is delivered via malicious emails, but maintains presence on compromised machines by using scripts instead of a binary payload, Malwarebytes researchers have discovered. The post Espionage Attack Uses Scripts for Data Exfiltration appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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