New Variant of Crypto Confidence Scam, (Wed, May 21st)

In February, we had a few diaries about crypto wallet scams. We saw these scams use YouTube comments, but they happened via other platforms and messaging systems, not just YouTube [1]. The scam was a bit convoluted: The scammer posted the secret key to their crypto wallet. Usually, this would put their crypto wallet at risk of being emptied. But the wallet they used came with a twist: A second key was required. The scammer counted on the victim paying the transaction fee, which the scammer would receive, before attempting to withdraw the funds.

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RAT Dropped By Two Layers of AutoIT Code, (Mon, May 19th)

Like .Net, AutoIT&#;x26;#;x5b;1&#;x26;#;x5d; remains a popular language for years in the malware ecosystem. It&#;x26;#;39;s a simple language that can interact with all the components of the Windows operating system. I regularly discover AutoIT3 binaries (yes, it can be compiled). This weekend, I found a malware delivered through a double layer of AutoIT code!

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