The article discusses a recent campaign targeting Taiwanese companies with Winos 4.0 malware, concealed in phishing emails imitating the National Taxation Bureau. Detected by Fortinet FortiGuard Labs, the campaign involves attachments masked as tax inspection documents. These ZIP files contain malicious DLLs that pave the way for further infections by downloading modules capable of gathering sensitive information through actions like keystroke logging and screenshot capture. The threat is linked to wider attack patterns, illustrating the evolving nature of cyber threats.
A new campaign in Taiwan is deploying malware called Winos 4.0 through phishing emails posing as the National Taxation Bureau, threatening sensitive data security.
The malicious attachment mimics an official document to deceive recipients, containing a ZIP file with a DLL that facilitates further attacks through remote modules.
The new Winos 4.0 malware showcases advanced capabilities like screenshot capturing, keystroke logging, and executing commands, making it a significant threat to user data.
There's a strong connection between Winos 4.0 and the Gh0st RAT framework, which highlights the ongoing evolution and complexity of cyber threats targeting sensitive info.
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