Indicators are what attackers leave behind. Stolen credentials are what they arrive with.
2 IOCs
RSVP to Disaster: How One Click Installs a RAT
Excerpt
By: Willmar Cheng, Cofense Phishing Defense Center Imagine receiving a digital invite from a friend or relative. The message looks legitimate; the timing feels believable, and curiosity naturally takes over. This sense of curiosity and trust is exactly what cybercriminals are exploiting. The Cofense Phishing Defense Center (PDC) has recently intercepted a malicious email disguised by an online event invitation. Choosing to RSVP through the attached URLs leads users to a fake…
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| Type | Indicator | Confidence | Score | First Seen |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SHA256 | f3aab811ae8163e09db40db201facc7e189d1a1b161be265202ca54b39b5e6cc | Medium | Score 53/100 | First seen |
| MD5 | 739a54032b89432bb4c9c33969f6b383 | Medium | Score 53/100 | First seen |
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