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Snake Keylogger Strikes Again: 280 Million Blocked Attacks and Counting!
Snake Keylogger slithers its way into Windows systems, targeting users in China, Turkey, and more with over 280 million infection attempts! This malware isn’t just logging keystrokes; it’s moonlighting as a bona fide automation tool thanks to its AutoIt disguise. Watch out, or you might find your sensitive info swimming in a sea of spam!
Hot Take:
Well, it looks like Snake Keylogger isn’t just slithering around quietly anymore; it’s throwing a full-blown phishing party and everyone’s invited—except your antivirus software, apparently.
Key Points:
- Snake Keylogger targets Windows users in China, Turkey, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Spain.
- Over 280 million infection attempts have been blocked globally this year.
- The malware uses the AutoIt scripting language to evade traditional detection.
- It steals sensitive browser data and uses SMTP and Telegram for data exfiltration.
- Persistence is maintained by using process hollowing and a VBS script for auto-launch.
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