A new Node.js backdoor, a stealer and a RAT trojan in emails, as well as other events of June 2019

July 3, 2019

Doctor Web presents an overview of virus activity in June 2019. The new Node.js trojan installs cryptocurrency miners on compromised devices. A modification of a well-known encoder was detected in a large-scale malware campaign. Dangerous RAT trojans and a stealer are actively distributed by email. Read about these and other events in our review.

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