Since March, online protection firm Proofpoint has flagged an ongoing nefarious campaign seeing “cybercriminal threat actors adopting new, varied, and increasingly creative attack chains.”. From there, the delayed, Trojan Horse-esque attack has access to cryptocurrencies and other sensitive files and personal information.
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