Itbrief.Au LOTUSLITE Malware Targets US Government Organizations
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Acronis researchers have identified a malware campaign named LOTUSLITE that targets US government-related organizations using politically themed emails with ZIP attachments to install a backdoor for ongoing access. This campaign is part of a broader trend where attackers exploit real-world geopolitical events to enhance the credibility of their phishing lures.
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