Widespread RAT compromise via bogus emails, JavaScript payloads detailed

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While attacks initially involved the distribution of a malicious HTML app that facilitated retrieval of a script enabling NetSupport RAT malware deployment, threat actors shifted to impersonate Next.js and other JavaScript libraries to deliver NetSupport RAT and BurnsRAT, according to an analysis from Kaspersky.

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