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    KimJongRAT Returns: New PE & PowerShell Variants Steal Crypto and Browser Data via CDNs

    June 18, 2025

    KimJongRAT Returns: New PE & PowerShell Variants Steal Crypto and Browser Data via CDNs

    Unit 42 has uncovered two newly evolved variants of the KimJongRAT malware, one using traditional PE (Portable Executable) files and the other employing PowerShell-based scripts to infiltrate systems, …
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