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Hackers Use Negative Hotel Reviews to Spread Malware That Hides C2 on Blockchain
Hackers are targeting hotels with fake guest complaints and negative reviews that lead staff to malware disguised as photographic evidence. The campaign delivers EtherRAT or TONResolver, two malware families that use public blockchains to find their command and control servers instead of relying on a fixed address inside the malware. The emails reach front desk, […] The post Hackers Use Negative Hotel Reviews to Spread Malware That Hides C2 on Blockchain appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Hackers are targeting hotels with fake guest complaints and negative reviews that lead staff to malware disguised as photographic evidence. The campaign delivers EtherRAT or TONResolver, two malware families that use public blockchains to find their command and control servers instead of relying on a fixed address inside the malware. The emails reach front desk, reservations, and guest relations teams, where handling customer concerns is part of daily work. Messages describe…
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