Security researchers at Fortinet have discovered a new phishing campaign that uses a variant of the Bazar trojan which uses anti-analysis techniques to make it more difficult for antivirus software to detect. The anti-analysis techniques use different techniques such as hiding malicious APIs in the code, extra code obfuscation, and encrypting part of the code to make it difficult to analyze.
Thank you @Fortinet @FortiGuardLabs team for the @CyberAlliance early share, your research on a new Bazar Trojan variant being used in a phishing campaign. https://t.co/aJTe6avXrR
— Cyber Threat Alliance (@CyberAlliance) February 12, 2021
#CTAearlyshares #threatintelligence #EmpoweringCTA
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