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Shadow hVNC Gives Attackers Remote Desktop Control Without Moving the Victim’s Mouse

Shadow hVNC is a remote access tool built to operate where victims cannot see it. Instead of taking over the visible desktop, it can create a separate Windows workspace and give criminals a live view of activity inside it. The malware steals browser cookies, saved passwords, financial data, and session tokens, then uses them to […] The post Shadow hVNC Gives Attackers Remote Desktop Control Without Moving the Victim’s Mouse appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Shadow hVNC is a remote access tool built to operate where victims cannot see it. Instead of taking over the visible desktop, it can create a separate Windows workspace and give criminals a live view of activity inside it. The malware steals browser cookies, saved passwords, financial data, and session tokens, then uses them to access accounts already signed in on the compromised computer. That creates a serious risk for banking, cloud services, and…
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