A large-scale spear-phishing campaign distributing a VIP Keylogger variant sold as Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS). The campaign employs steganography, in-memory execution, and modular payload design to evade defenses while harvesting credentials across browsers, email clients, and collaboration tools. Researchers observed fraudulent purchase-order emails that encouraged victims to open an attached RAR file. The compressed archive contained an executable disguised […]

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