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Attackers are utilizing professional-looking animations to deceive users into downloading malware. The HP Threat Research report details how these campaigns leverage purchasable malware tools and techniques to evade detection, including DLL sideloading and the modification of legitimate software. Organizations are urged to remain vigilant against these evolving tactics.
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