Phantom Stealer Campaign Targets Finance Departments via ISO Files
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A sophisticated phishing campaign has been identified, originating in Russia, that deploys the Phantom information-stealing malware through malicious ISO files. This operation, named 'Operation MoneyMount-ISO,' specifically targets finance and accounting departments by using fake payment confirmation emails to deceive victims into executing the malware.
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