Scworld HTML Attachment Phishing and Telegram Bots Target European Organizations
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A sophisticated phishing campaign has been identified in Central and Eastern Europe, targeting various sectors including manufacturing, government, and telecommunications. The campaign utilizes HTML attachments containing malicious JavaScript to steal credentials, employing Telegram bots to facilitate the attack and bypass traditional email security measures. Organizations in Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic have been specifically affected.
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