Summary: CYFIRMA researchers have identified a new version of the Neptune RAT, a highly sophisticated Remote Access Trojan targeting Windows systems. This malware uses advanced evasion tactics, spreads through various platforms, and includes multiple destructive modules capable of extensive damage. Its user-friendly builder interface allows even inexperienced attackers to deploy its malicious payloads easily.
Affected: Windows users
Keypoints :
- Neptune RAT is distributed via platforms like GitHub, Telegram, and YouTube, often disguised as legitimate software.
- It features advanced PowerShell commands for installation and employs anti-analysis techniques to evade detection.
- Its modular architecture includes DLLs for ransomware, clipboard hijacking, password extraction, and a system corruption method termed “Epilepsy.”