Beware the Invoice Impostor: XWorm RAT Strikes Again!
XWorm RAT is back, sneakier than ever, slipping in through fake invoices and blank files. It’s like a bad houseguest that won’t leave, stealing your secrets and raiding your digital fridge. Keep an eye out for suspicious attachments and make sure your security software is as tough as a cyber bouncer.
Hot Take:
Looks like XWorm has taken the phrase “invoice me later” a bit too seriously, turning your computer into its personal piggy bank using fake documents. Who knew that opening an email from the mysterious Brezo Sánchez would lead to a digital robbery? Maybe it’s time to call Sherlock Holmes, or better yet, Watson’s digital cousin, to solve this cyber whodunit.
Key Points:
- XWorm RAT is spreading through fake invoice emails with .xlam attachments.
- The attack chain involves encrypted shellcode and reflective DLL injection.
- XWorm can take full remote control of infected systems.
- It connects to a C2 server to send stolen data to attackers.
- Previous XWorm campaigns have compromised thousands of devices globally.
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