BotHelper RAT Uses Encrypted Payloads and Live Screen Surveillance to Spy on Windows Users

A newly documented Windows remote access trojan, dubbed BotHelper RAT, gives attackers a quiet way to watch an infected user’s screen and control the device. The malware arrives through a small starter program, hides its main code with encryption, and uses a trusted-looking file name to avoid drawing attention. The attack begins when the starter […]

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