Atroposia: New Turnkey Remote Access Trojan Emerges on Dark Web
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A new remote access Trojan (RAT) named Atroposia has been identified by researchers at Varonis. This malware, available for $200 a month, features encrypted command channels, hidden remote access, and capabilities for credential and wallet theft, making it accessible to inexperienced cybercriminals. Atroposia is being marketed on underground forums as a modular toolkit with extensive offensive capabilities.
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