Detection Techniques for Outlook NotDoor Backdoor Malware Revealed
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The Splunk Threat Research Team has identified a new malware strain named NotDoor, which exploits Microsoft Outlook. This backdoor malware poses risks to users by potentially allowing unauthorized access to their systems. Researchers have detailed various techniques to detect this malware effectively.
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