April 2025 Malware Spotlight: FakeUpdates Dominates as Multi-Stage Campaigns Blend Commodity Malware with Stealth
Cyber criminals are raising the stakes. This month, researchers uncovered a sophisticated, multi-stage malware campaign delivering some of the most prevalent commodity malware—AgentTesla, Remcos, and XLoader—via stealthy techniques designed to evade detection. Meanwhile, FakeUpdates retains its top spot in the malware rankings, impacting 6% of organizations globally, and the education sector remains the most targeted industry. Sophisticated Attack Chain Evades Detection In April, attackers were found using phishing emails posing as order confirmations to launch a complex infection chain. These emails contain a malicious 7-Zip archive with a Jscript-encoded (.JSE) file that executes a Base64-encoded PowerShell payload. This, in turn, […]
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