Helpnetsecurity Amaranth-Dragon Exploits WinRAR Vulnerability Against Southeast Asian Governments
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The cyber threat group Amaranth-Dragon has leveraged a critical vulnerability in WinRAR, identified as CVE-2025-8088, to gain persistent control over systems belonging to Southeast Asian governments. This exploitation follows the vulnerability's addition to the CISA KEV list, indicating active exploitation in the wild.
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