New Phishing Campaign Targets Oil & Gas with Evolved Data-Stealing Malware
Phishing efforts targeting the oil and gas industry are using a new version of the Rhadamanthys virus, which steals information.
According to Cofense researcher Dylan Duncan, the phishing emails impersonate the Federal Bureau of Transportation in a PDF that references a sizable fee for the incident. They also employ a distinctive car incident lure in later stages of the infection chain.
The email message contains a malicious link that, when clicked, downloads a ZIP package containing the stealer payload. The malicious link uses an open redirect fault to lead the recipients to a link that appears to be a PDF document.
Rhadamanthys, a C++ program, is intended to connect to a command-and-control (C2) server and get private information from infected machines read more New Phishing Ca...