Warning about a new cyberattack campaign targeting digital marketers, the VNCERT/CC Center recommends that organizations focus on information security training for their employees, especially those working in digital marketing.
The Vietnam Cyber Emergency Response Center (VNCERT/CC), under the Information Security Department ( Ministry of Information and Communications ), has just warned about a sophisticated cyberattack campaign targeting digital economy professionals, especially those in digital marketing using advertising platforms such as Meta Ads.

According to the analysis, the attack campaign began with the distribution of phishing emails containing fake LNK files disguised as work-related PDF documents.
When a user opens the fake file, a series of commands is triggered to download and execute malicious code files from external storage sources such as Dropbox.
Furthermore, the malware is encrypted in multiple layers and uses advanced evasion techniques to bypass security systems.
In the final stage of the attack, the Quasar RAT malware is deployed, allowing the attacker to take control of the infected system, thereby accessing and stealing critical data; monitoring the victim's activities; and installing other malware.

To ensure system security, in addition to regularly monitoring the system and checking network traffic to detect connections from unknown sources, VNCERT/CC recommends that users and administrators always update the latest patches for their systems and security software.
In particular, training and raising awareness of information security for employees remains a crucial solution. “Organizations need to ensure that employees, especially those working in digital marketing, understand phishing techniques and how to avoid malicious email attachments,” emphasized a VNCERT/CC expert.
Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/canh-bao-chien-dich-tan-cong-mang-nham-vao-nguoi-lam-tiep-thi-so-2335424.html






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