Broadcom AsyncRAT Malware Campaign Exploits Dropbox and Cloudflare
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A recent AsyncRAT malware campaign uses Dropbox and Cloudflare to distribute its payload via phishing emails containing Dropbox links. This campaign targets unsuspecting users, leveraging trusted services to bypass security measures. The attack emphasizes the ongoing threat of social engineering tactics in cybersecurity.
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