TamperedChef Campaign Uses Common Apps for Malware Delivery and Remote Access
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The TamperedChef hacking campaign exploits widely used applications to deliver malware and gain remote access to targeted systems. This campaign has raised alarms in the cybersecurity community due to its innovative use of everyday software to bypass traditional security measures. Organizations using these common applications are at risk of compromise.
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