Microsoft is drawing attention to StilachiRAT, a new remote access trojan (RAT), which it claims uses sophisticated methods to evade detection and survive in target environments with the ultimate goal of stealing confidential information.
According to an investigation by the Microsoft Incident Response team, the virus has the ability to take data from the target system, including system information, digital wallet data, clipboard data, and credentials saved in the browser.
StilachiRAT was identified in November 2024, according to the tech giant, and its RAT characteristics were found in a DLL package called “WWStartupCtrl64.dll.” No nation or threat actor has been identified as the source of the malware.
Although the exact method by which the virus is distributed to targets is yet unknown read more about Microsoft Warns of StilachiRAT A Stealthy RAT Targeting Credentials and Crypto Wallets.
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