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Hackers Use Fake Diplomatic Documents to Install PapRAT Malware and Spy on Windows Users

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Hackers linked to the BITTER cyberespionage group are using fake diplomatic documents to compromise Windows systems and spy on organizations across South Asia. FortiGuard Labs tracked the campaign over several months and identified three infection chains involving malicious shortcuts, Windows utilities, and a custom remote access trojan called PapRAT. Researchers attributed the activity to BITTER […] The post Hackers Use Fake Diplomatic Documents to Install PapRAT Malware and Spy on Windows Users appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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