Phantom Stealer Malware Delivered via ISO Files in Phishing Campaign
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Seqrite Labs researchers have identified a phishing campaign from Russia that delivers the Phantom Stealer malware through the abuse of ISO mounting on Windows platforms. This method exploits users into executing malicious files hidden within ISO images, targeting Windows systems specifically.
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