JS.MonoGlyphRAT Targets US Enterprises
10d ago
~Anyrun~
A new, highly obfuscated backdoor dubbed JS.MonoGlyphRAT is targeting US enterprises via fake purchase orders to establish persistent remote access.
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IOCs: 158[. ]94[. ]211[. ]76, 91[. ]92[. ]243[. ]79, aryamint[. ]com
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