Cybercriminals are quite innovative, to be honest; they are always coming up with unique ways of exploiting Windows-based systems. According to the findings of Boston-based cyber-security firm Cybereason, one of their newly identified techniques involves using keylogger malware that exploits AutoIT or AutoHotKey (AHK).
Fauxpersky Malware Spreads via malicious USB drives
The malware, dubbed by Cybereason researchers as Fauxpersky, is though not as sophisticated as some of the recently discovered malware but it can efficiently steal passwords from Windows systems. It is spread via infected USB drives.
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