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The South Asian cyber espionage group Bitter deployed a new remote access trojan named PapRAT targeting organizations in the region. This malware uses C++ and Rust implementations to execute commands, upload files, and capture screenshots. The campaign utilizes three infection chains involving Windows shortcuts, disk images, and URL shortcuts to deliver the payload via unsolicited messages.
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