Gbhackers Malware Delivery via Exploited Windows File Explorer and WebDAV
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Threat actors are exploiting vulnerabilities in Windows File Explorer and WebDAV to distribute malware. This tactic has been identified by Cofense Intelligence and poses risks to users who may unknowingly download malicious files. Organizations are advised to enhance their security measures to mitigate these threats.
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2026-02-25
Cofense Intelligence reports on malware delivery tactics
2026-02-28
GBHackers publishes article on exploitation methods
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