Scworld Amnesia RAT and Ransomware Target Russian Users in Phishing Campaign
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A multi-stage phishing campaign is targeting Russian organizations with Amnesia RAT and Hakuna Matata ransomware. The attackers use social engineering tactics to deliver malicious files disguised as business documents, exploiting Microsoft Windows features for infection. The campaign employs a complex infection chain that includes a PowerShell script for persistence.
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