ValleyRAT Malware Targets Windows 11 with Advanced Stealth Techniques
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ValleyRAT, also known as Winos or Winos4.0, has emerged as a sophisticated backdoor targeting organizations globally. This malware specifically affects Windows systems, particularly those running Windows 11 with the latest security patches, utilizing stealthy driver installations to bypass protections. The threat landscape has evolved following the public leak of the ValleyRAT builder.
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