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IcedID Macro Ends in Nokoyawa Ransomware
May 22, 2023, 1:04 a.m. | editor
The DFIR Report thedfirreport.com
Threat actors have moved to other means of initial access, such as ISO files combined with LNKs or OneNote payloads, but some appearances of VBA macro’s in Office documents can … Read More
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