Cyber criminals are using a new JavaScript downloader to distribute eight different kinds of remote access Trojan (RAT) malware and information-stealing malware in order to gain backdoor control ...

WINDOWS users are being warned about Trojan malware that could take over your computer. A new JavaScript downloader is being used by hackers to send out eight kinds of remote Trojan malware to ...

As recently as Wednesday, a U.S. government website was hosting a malicious JavaScript downloader that led victims to installations of Cerber ransomware.

If successful, the malware uses a JavaScript downloader, Python interpreter and scripts, and executables created with pyinstaller to begin roping the compromised system into the botnet as a slave ...

There’s a new JavaScript downloader on the prowl that not only distributes eight different Remote Access Trojans (RATs), keyloggers and information stealers, but is also able to bypass detection ...

Once this has taken hold, an infected machine will create a scheduled task, which executes a JavaScript downloader that makes a request to one of several hijacked domains.

This creates and executes the OSTAP JavaScript downloader, which acts as a dropper for the TrickBot payload, without user interaction after they click the “enable macros” button.