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XLoader password stealer hidden in fake business order emails

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A malware campaign uses fake business order and quote emails to deliver , a password stealer. A hidden script in the attachment loads the malware into a trusted Windows program, which then takes saved passwords and browser cookies and sends them to attackers.

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What to do

  1. Block JavaScript files inside RAR and ZIP attachments at the mail gateway.
  2. Treat archives containing script files as suspicious, even when they reference a real-looking order number.
  3. Fully reset browser and email passwords on any machine that may be infected.
  4. Patch old Office flaws such as the Equation Editor vulnerability.

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