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Experts Confirm JS#SMUGGLER Uses Compromised Sites to Deploy NetSupport RAT

Thehackernews • December 8, 2025

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JS#SMUGGLER Campaign Deploys NetSupport RAT via Compromised Sites The JS#SMUGGLER campaign employs a three-step web attack to deliver the NetSupport RAT to Windows desktops. This attack utilizes obfuscated JavaScript and hidden HTA files, allowing hackers to gain full remote control over affected systems. Users visiting compromised sites are particularly vulnerable to this sophisticated threat. 3 sources 31

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Experts Confirm JS#SMUGGLER Uses Compromised Sites to Deploy NetSupport RAT

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