At a glance Malware family MaaS infostealer delivered via SmartLoader (NodeJS strain among final payloads) Threat actor Operators behind TroyDen’s “lure factory” (suspected, not …

At a Glance Attribute Detail Malware family DOUBLECUP (Loader-as-a-Service); payloads CountLoader 4.5p and DeviceManager RAT Threat actor Rognar, a Russian operator (confirmed by SOCRadar) Target …

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