![]() ![]() It evades detection from antivirus scanners by using special characters deep inside a series of Zip folders. The attacks begin with phishing emails that attempt to encourage victims to run a Zip file disguised as a Word document. The security company's researchers have linked it to OceanLotus because of the similarities in code and behaviour of the malware, compared with samples used in previous campaigns by the group. The MacOS backdoor provides the attackers with a window into the compromised machine, enabling them to snoop on and steal confidential information and sensitive business documents. SEE: A winning strategy for cybersecurity (ZDNet special report) | Download the report as a PDF (TechRepublic) OceanLotus is known to target foreign organisations working in Vietnam including media, research and construction, and while the motivation for this isn't fully understood, the aim is thought to be to using espionage to aid Vietnamese-owned companies. How tech is a weapon in modern domestic abuse - and how to protect yourself.The metaverse is coming, but so are all these security problems.Can digital dollars be as anonymous as cash? Lawmakers want to find out.Ukrainian developers share stories from the war zone ![]() ![]() The best Wi-Fi router for your home office 3G shutdown is underway: Check your devices now
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