Blind Eagle’s Phishing Fiasco: Ande Loader Malware Hooks North American Manufacturers

Unleashing digital eagles with a bad attitude, Blind Eagle hackers swoop in with their Ande Loader to drop RATs into the digital nests of North American manufacturers. Watch your inboxes; these phishing schemes come with more bite than your spammy ex’s texts.

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Blind Eagle's flying high with a new trick up its talon-tipped sleeves! Swapping out Remcos RAT for NjRAT in their latest cyber shindig, these digital desperados are putting the 'phish' in 'sophisticated.' Watch out, North American manufacturers; there's a new loader in town, and it's packing password-protected punches in RAR and BZ2 archives. Ande Loader's the name, and it's not here to play nice with your cybersecurity defenses.

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