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SteganoArmor Strikes: How Hidden Malware is Breaching Hundreds of Latin American Orgs
In “SteganoArmor Exposed,” hackers cloak their malware masterpieces in JPGs, duping Latin America with a digital masquerade ball where the invites are phishing emails and the dress code is infostealers in disguise. Stay patched to crash their party.
Hot Take:
Who knew art could be so deceptive? Steganography, the ancient art of hiding messages, has taken a dark turn in the digital age. Hackers, in their relentless pursuit of innovation (and chaos), have started using it to smuggle digital nasties into the systems of unsuspecting victims. Here's to the mischievous masterminds who think a pretty picture can hide their ugly intentions. Spoiler alert: it's not as foolproof as they think!Already a member? Log in here