Silver Fox APT Group Deploys ValleyRat via Trojans in Popular Apps
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A malware campaign has been identified where the Silver Fox APT group is distributing trojanized installers for popular applications such as Telegram, WinSCP, Google Chrome, and Microsoft Teams. This campaign delivers ValleyRat, a remote access trojan aimed at long-term system compromise, exploiting user trust in these widely used applications.
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