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New CoreRAT Malware Gives Core Werewolf Hackers Full Control of Compromised Systems

Cybersecurity News4 min read

A new remote access trojan called CoreRAT is giving the Core Werewolf threat group a way to take over infected Windows systems. The malware appeared in campaigns observed from June through July 2026, though evidence shows it has been active since at least March. Its arrival marks an expansion of the group’s toolkit. The attackers […] The post New CoreRAT Malware Gives Core Werewolf Hackers Full Control of Compromised Systems appeared first on Cyber Security News.

A new remote access trojan called CoreRAT is giving the Core Werewolf threat group a way to take over infected Windows systems. The malware appeared in campaigns observed from June through July 2026, though evidence shows it has been active since at least March. Its arrival marks an expansion of the group's toolkit. The attackers used phishing messages on Telegram to reach targets, then relied on files dressed up as official military or government documents. Victims…

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