Securitybrief.Asia Spearphishing Campaign Exploits Windows Screensaver for Remote Access Tools
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A spearphishing campaign is leveraging Windows screensaver files to infiltrate corporate networks and deploy remote management tools. This method targets users unfamiliar with the screensaver file format, allowing attackers to gain unauthorized remote access. Organizations using Windows systems are particularly vulnerable to this exploit.
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