Socprime Foxveil Malware Loader Exploits Discord, Cloudflare, and Netlify for Payload Staging
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Foxveil is a newly identified malware loader first detected in August 2025. It utilizes legitimate platforms such as Discord, Cloudflare, and Netlify to stage Donut-generated shellcode, employing techniques like in-memory execution and process injection for evasion. The loader can achieve persistence by registering a Windows service or modifying Microsoft Defender settings.
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2025-08-01
Foxveil malware loader first detected
2026-02-12
Cato Networks reports on Foxveil's activities
2026-02-14
Socprime publishes detailed analysis of Foxveil
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