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Schon seit geraumer Zeit beobachten die Sicherheitsexperten von BlackBerry Cylance die Aktivitäten der OceanLotus APT Group. Jetzt haben sie einen weiteren Payload Loader entdeckt. Dieser nutzt Steganografie um eine verschlüsselte Nutzlast zu lesen, die in einer .png-Bilddatei verborgen ist.
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