Phantom Stealer Strikes: How Russian Phishers Bypass Security with ISO Sneak Attack
Phantom Stealer is haunting inboxes! Disguised as payment confirmations, this Russian phishing campaign uses an ISO file to deploy the malware. Seqrite Labs warns finance and HR teams to brace for data theft and keep an eye on fake transactions. Early Halloween trick or treat? Just don’t open that email!
Hot Take:
Looks like even cybercriminals are getting creative with their work-from-home setups! The latest trend? ISO files masquerading as virtual drives, but instead of productivity, they’re all about pilfering your digital pockets. Who knew malware could be so… in vogue?
Key Points:
- Phantom Stealer malware distributed via a multi-stage attachment chain.
- Operation MoneyMount-ISO exploits ISO-based techniques to bypass email security.
- Fake payment confirmation emails lure victims into opening the malicious files.
- Targets include Russian-speaking finance professionals and organizations.
- Phantom Stealer harvests sensitive data, including passwords and cryptocurrency wallets.
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