Quiterat

Malware updated 23 days ago (2024-11-29T14:20:36.692Z)
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QuiteRAT is a new type of malware associated with the North Korea-linked Lazarus Group, known for their use of custom malware. Built using the Qt framework, QuiteRAT is smaller in size compared to MagicRAT, another malware linked to the group, due to its incorporation of fewer Qt libraries and lack of a built-in persistence mechanism. Despite this, it retains significant capabilities such as arbitrary command execution, although it requires granting power via a C2 server for persistence. The Lazarus Group exploited a critical flaw in Zoho ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus to deliver QuiteRAT. The Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group used this vulnerability to deploy the malware, infecting victims through a now-patched Zoho bug. The attackers have been exploiting this vulnerability to deploy the remote access Trojan QuiteRAT, according to HHS HC3. Last month, Cisco Talos detailed an espionage campaign that appeared to trace back to North Korea's Lazarus Group. This campaign targeted the Zoho ManageEngine vulnerability to deploy QuiteRAT. The Lazarus Group has also deployed this new variety of remote-access Trojan on the networks of a European internet backbone infrastructure provider. Furthermore, the group has been targeting Internet Infrastructure and Healthcare sectors with QuiteRAT, indicating a broad and potentially devastating impact.
Description last updated: 2024-05-04T17:19:01.816Z
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Magicrat is a possible alias for Quiterat. MagicRAT is a type of malware, first observed by Cisco Talos in 2022, that was used by the Lazarus Group to exploit vulnerabilities in publicly exposed VMWare Horizon platforms, primarily targeting energy companies worldwide. This malicious software, which can infiltrate systems through suspicious d
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The Earlyrat Malware is associated with Quiterat. EarlyRat is a previously undocumented malware discovered by Kaspersky researchers in June. The North Korea-linked Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group Andariel used EarlyRat in attacks exploiting the Log4j Log4Shell vulnerability last year. The malware was first noticed in one of the Log4j cases, Unspecified
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The Lazarus Group Threat Actor is associated with Quiterat. The Lazarus Group, a notorious threat actor attributed to North Korea, is renowned for its malicious activities aimed at furthering the country's objectives. This group has been implicated in several high-profile cyber-attacks, including an attack in Spain known as Operation DreamJob. The exploitatiUnspecified
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