New .NET Malware Conceals Lokibot in Image Files to Evade Detection
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A new strain of .NET malware has been identified that embeds Lokibot malware within PNG and BMP files, allowing it to bypass traditional detection methods. This sophisticated technique poses risks to users who may unknowingly download infected image files. The malware targets various systems, leveraging the common use of image formats to evade security measures.
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