xRAT Malware Attacking Windows Users Disguised as Adult Game

Cybersecuritynews •Tushar Subhra Dutta • January 9, 2026

A dangerous malware threat has emerged targeting Windows users across Korea through webhard file-sharing services. The Ahnlab Security Intelligence Center recently identified xRAT, also known as QuasarRAT, being distributed as fake adult games to unsuspecting users. This remote access trojan represents a significant security concern for Windows systems, combining sophisticated evasion techniques with social engineering […]

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xRAT Malware Targets Windows Users via Fake Adult Game A new malware, xRAT (QuasarRAT), has been identified targeting Windows users in Korea through webhard file-sharing services. Disguised as fake adult games, this remote access trojan employs advanced evasion techniques and social engineering tactics to compromise systems. 3 sources 38

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