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DCRat Returns: A Trojan Tale on YouTube

A new wave of DCRat, a remote access Trojan, is being distributed via YouTube as part of a Malware-as-a-Service model. Attackers use video ads to spread the malware, which includes dangerous plugins. Most victims are in Russia, with infrastructure featuring anime-themed domains.
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DCRat Returns: A Trojan Tale on YouTube

🔍 A new wave of DCRat attacks using #MaaS detected! Distributed via fake YouTube accounts, it targets users with disguised software. Stay informed and download only from trusted sources. #CyberSecurity #DCRat

  1. DCRat malware is being distributed via YouTube, masquerading as gaming cheats and cracks.
  2. The backdoor allows attackers to perform various dangerous tasks, including keystroke logging and webcam access.
  3. Most attacks target users in Russia, with infrastructure featuring anime-themed domain names.

Securelist: DCRat backdoor returns

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