Recently, SpiderLabs identified a phishing email with an attached archive that included a Windows executable disguised as a fraudulent bank payment. This action initiated an infection chain culminating in the deployment of Agent Tesla.

Recently, SpiderLabs identified a phishing email with an attached archive that included a Windows executable disguised as a fraudulent bank payment. This action initiated an infection chain culminating in the deployment of Agent Tesla.

Recently, SpiderLabs identified a phishing email with an attached archive that included a Windows executable disguised as a fraudulent bank payment. This action initiated an infection chain culminating in the deployment of Agent Tesla.

Recently, SpiderLabs identified a phishing email with an attached archive that included a Windows executable disguised as a fraudulent bank payment. This action initiated an infection chain culminating in the deployment of Agent Tesla.

Recently, SpiderLabs identified a phishing email with an attached archive that included a Windows executable disguised as a fraudulent bank payment. This action initiated an infection chain culminating in the deployment of Agent Tesla.

Recently, SpiderLabs identified a phishing email with an attached archive that included a Windows executable disguised as a fraudulent bank payment. This action initiated an infection chain culminating in the deployment of Agent Tesla.

Agenda ransomware group uses RMM tools, as well as Cobalt Strike for deployment of the ransomware binary. It can also propagate via PsExec and SecureShell, while also making use of different vulnerable SYS drivers for defense evasion.

The retailer first learned of the security incident on March 4, and concluded that customer information was involved by March 15, the company wrote in an email to customers.

New Zealand's admission it's been on the receiving end came a day after the UK and United States detailed Chinese-supported attacks on government institutions – including the UK's Electoral Register.

An analysis by Sekoia revealed that the kit has emerged as one of the most prevalent AiTM phishing kits, with over 1,100 domain names detected between October 2023 and February 2024.