Scworld USB-based CoinMiner Malware Targets South Korean Workstations
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CoinMiner malware is being spread through USB drives in South Korea, utilizing malicious shortcut files to execute VBS scripts that deploy BAT malware. This attack campaign aims to compromise workstations by establishing Windows Defender exclusion paths and delivering cryptocurrency miners like PrintMiner and XMRig.
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