Sophos saw two malware samples that were being spread by the.LNK vulnerability overnight. Customers of Sophos products were already protected as we detect the.LNK shortcuts generically as Exp/Cplink-A or Troj. However, here is more information on the specific malware:Troj/Chymin-A:Also known as Chymine, this keylogging Trojan horse is designed to steal information from infected computers. The vulnerability is also known as CVE-2010-2568.”]
Source: https://grahamcluley.com/malware-exploiting-windows-shortcut-vulnerability/