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Fluffy Wolf hits Russia with fileless PowerLoader and ransomware
Part of the Fluffy Wolf story · since 16 Jun
- Tue 16 Jun, 09:26 UTC. SecurityOnline, first report. Fluffy Wolf hits Russia with fileless PowerLoader and ransomware. This article, 1st of 1.
In recent months, the threat actor known as Fluffy Wolf has intensified phishing attacks targeting various sectors in Russia, including construction and e-commerce. These attacks utilize deceptive emails containing malicious RAR attachments and GitHub links to bypass email security. A notable development is the introduction of PowerLoader, a new downloader that operates filelessly, making detection difficult.
This malware retrieves additional payloads, including Pay2Key ransomware and PureLogs data stealers, while employing anti-forensic techniques to erase traces. Some attacks have also seen the deployment of a new remote desktop function within PureRAT, granting attackers significant control. Organizations are urged to enhance email filtering, restrict PowerShell usage, and monitor connections to suspicious repositories to combat these threats.
How the story developed
1 article from 1 outlet since 16 Jun. Quiet since 16 Jun. This was the first report.
- Tue 16 Jun, 09:26 UTC. SecurityOnline, first report. Fluffy Wolf hits Russia with fileless PowerLoader and ransomware. This article, 1st of 1.
- No CVE
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- Fluffy Wolf hits Russia with fileless PowerLoader and ransomware09:26 · SecurityOnline · First report · This article, 1st of 1