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Dissecting the activities and capabilities of RIG Exploit Kit

Posted on 18 January 2020

From cyware.com

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  • Over the past years, the exploit kit has been observed installing various malware ranging from banking trojans to ransomware.
  • However, since 2017, there has been a major shift in its activity and is being now used to deliver cryptominers as well

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