New AsyncRAT Forks Unveiled with Features from Screamer to USB Malware Spreader

A comprehensive analysis of AsyncRAT’s expanding ecosystem, revealing a labyrinthine network of malware variants that have evolved far beyond the original remote access trojan’s capabilities. The open-source nature ofAsyncRAT, first released on GitHub in 2019, has spawned numerous sophisticated forks that incorporate enhanced evasion techniques, novel plugins, and specialized attack vectors that pose significant threats to cybersecurity worldwide. Advanced Threats of DcRat and VenomRAT ESET rese...

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