Lazarus APT Group Unveils ScoringMathTea RAT with Enhanced Capabilities
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The Lazarus APT Group has introduced a new Remote Access Trojan (RAT) named ScoringMathTea, which enhances remote command execution capabilities among other features. This development poses risks to various organizations as it allows attackers to gain control over compromised systems. The malware is part of ongoing cyber threats attributed to the Lazarus group, known for its sophisticated cyber operations.
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