While continuing to spread via spam emails sent by the Necurs botnet, the Locky ransomware has switched to new attack techniques in recent campaigns, in an attempt to evade detection and improve infection rate.
Cybercrime·Malware & Threats
Locky Uses DDE Attack for Distribution
While continuing to spread via spam emails sent by the Necurs botnet, the Locky ransomware has switched to new attack techniques in recent campaigns, in an attempt to evade detection and improve infection rate. The post Locky Uses DDE Attack for Distribution appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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