A China-linked cyberespionage group tracked as UNC4191 has been observed using self-replicating malware on USB drives to infect targets, and the technique could allow them to steal data from air-gapped systems, Google-owned Mandiant reports.
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Self-Replicating Malware Used by Chinese Cyberspies Spreads via USB Drives
A China-linked cyberespionage group tracked as UNC4191 has been observed using self-replicating malware on USB drives to infect targets, and the technique could allow them to steal data from air-gapped systems, Google-owned Mandiant reports. The post Self-Replicating Malware Used by Chinese Cyberspies Spreads via USB Drives appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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