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USB across multiple
By: Aklima Khatun Date: September 2, 2023, 11:45 pm
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The executable is a malicious launcher. If the user clicks on
it, the malware will begin copying itself to the computer all
the while revealing the previously hidden files on the USB
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Viewer “There is no special technique used in this USB infection
flow to automatically run the Delphi launcher. The scheme fully
relies on social engineering; the victims can no longer.
See their files on the drive and are left only with the
executable,” Check Point added. The malware will then install a
backdoor on the infected computer, capable of receiving
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a command-and-control server
and loading other malicious components. It’ll also infect any
future USB drives connected to the computer, making the malware
self-propagating. The incident is a reminder to be careful when
using your USB drives. Check Point’s report says the USB malware
from Mustang.
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Panda was also spotted infecting victims in Russia and Myanmar.
You can check out our guide on preventing USB attacks. Check
Point added: "Users should exercise caution when utilizing the
same networks and PCs. Additionally, they should be mindful of
the content they interact with on USB devices. It is crucial for
corporations to ensure that their endpoint solutions also
include USB scanning capabilities." Which Cybersecurity Animal
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