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OceanLotus APT Uses Steganography to Shroud Payloads

The OceanLotus APT is using two new loaders which use steganography to hide their encrypted payloads. After victims click on malicious files sent via phishing emails, a loader will execute a next-stage encrypted payload. Once decoded, decrypted, and executed, the payload will deploy the APT s backdoor. Steganography has been used in several campaigns over the past year, including in uploaded images on trusted Google sites and even in memes on Twitter.

Source: https://threatpost.com/oceanlotus-apt-uses-steganography-to-shroud-payloads/143373/

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