Researchers uncover novel RDStealer malware targeting remote desktop protocol
Experts said the level of disguise observed in this campaign “surpasses anything witnessed thus far”
Security researchers have uncovered a brand-new malware strain targeting Windows’ remote desktop protocol (RDP).
Experts at Bitdefender Labs revealed the newly discovered malware today, dubbed RDStealer.
RDStealer takes the form of a server-side implant that monitors incoming connections with client drive mapping enabled.
Once connected, an RDP client is infected with the Logutil malware, allowing data (including credentials and private keys) to be extracted.
Read more at: https://www.itpro.com/security/malware/researchers-uncover-novel-rdstealer-malware-targeting-remote-desktop-protocol
