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David Liebenberg from Cisco Talos joins to discussing Talos' discovery of cracked Microsoft Windows software being downloaded by enterprise users across the globe. Downloading and running this compromised software not only serves as an entry point for threat actors, but can serve as a gateway to access control systems and establish backdoors.
Talos identified additional malware, including RATs, on endpoints running this cracked software, which allows an attacker to gain unauthorized remote access to the compromised system, providing the attacker with various capabilities, such as controlling the system, capturing screenshots, recording keystrokes and exfiltrating sensitive information.
This research article was not published by Cisco Talos' team.
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David Liebenberg from Cisco Talos joins to discussing Talos' discovery of cracked Microsoft Windows software being downloaded by enterprise users across the globe. Downloading and running this compromised software not only serves as an entry point for threat actors, but can serve as a gateway to access control systems and establish backdoors.
Talos identified additional malware, including RATs, on endpoints running this cracked software, which allows an attacker to gain unauthorized remote access to the compromised system, providing the attacker with various capabilities, such as controlling the system, capturing screenshots, recording keystrokes and exfiltrating sensitive information.
This research article was not published by Cisco Talos' team.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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