SmartApeSG Campaign Deploys NetSupport RAT via ClickFix Technique
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The SmartApeSG campaign utilizes the ClickFix technique to deploy the NetSupport Remote Access Trojan (RAT). This attack targets various organizations, compromising their systems and potentially leading to data breaches. Details about the specific entities affected and the extent of the damage remain unclear.
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