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Malware Analysis · October 14, 2026
KGB RAT: A Fully Undetectable Windows Trojan Built to Spy, Steal, and Terrorize
Group-IB researchers analyze KGB RAT, a Windows Remote Access Trojan advertised on underground forums as being fully undetectable, featuring a built-in crypter, HVNC, credential theft, ransomware, and an unusual set of psychological harassment capabilities.
Alpomish Asadov
Razvan Raducu
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Technologies · October 9, 2026
Agentic AI In Cybersecurity: What Changes When The Syst…
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