Threat actors then distribute the trojan on Discord, where they pretend it's a game cheat, hacking tool, or copyrighted software.So the moral here is, be very careful what you download, also the old adage 'if it seems to good to be true, it probably is.' seems to apply.
True enough at the time of this reporting. The ways listed are probably currently the most common and prolific dissemination of the malware. If it hasn’t been done already however, the next step will be a self executing run once/delete file embedded in something most folks will unknowingly access. Until then, business as usual folks 🙂Mariah said:Having read this I find that this doesn't happen without some action on the part of the 'victim'.