APT37 Hackers Conceal Malware in JPEG Files for Attacks

According to Foresight News, cybersecurity expert 23pds from SlowMist has reported that the hacker group APT37 is using JPEG image files to hide malware for their attacks. The malware employs a two-stage encrypted shell code injection technique to hinder analysis. Attackers are utilizing shortcut files with a .lnk extension, embedding Cmd or PowerShell commands within them to execute the attacks.