BACKGROUND:
Novel malware, initially identified in March 2020 and dubbed Milum, has now been retooled with a PyInstaller bundle containing a trojan dropper compatible with Windows and macOS systems, according to researchers. Compromised endpoints allow the advanced persistent threat (APT) group to download and upload files and executing commands. Kaspersky published its latest findings tied to the APT and malware, which it first discovered and reported on in March 2020. At that time, researchers noted WildPressure targeted Middle East organizations with a C++ version of a trojan it called Milum.
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