A new malspam campaign has been observed deploying an off-the-shelf malware called DarkGate.
“The current spike in DarkGate malware activity is plausible given the fact that the developer of the malware has recently started to rent out the malware to a limited number of affiliates,” Telekom Security said in a report published last week.
The latest findings build on recent findings from security
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