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Buer, a new loader emerges in the underground marketplace

Posted onDecember 4, 2019December 6, 2019

For several years, Proofpoint researchers have been tracking the use of first-stage downloaders, which are used by threat actors to install other forms of malware during and after their malicious email campaigns. In particular, over the last two years, these Read More …

CategoriesNews December 2019TagsCybercrime, Malware, Threat Intelligence, TTP, Smoke Loader, Buer

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