Malicious shortcut files that, when clicked, execute hidden PowerShell commands.
Connects to a remote Command and Control (C2) server to download further instructions or additional malware.
Some versions include a legitimate executable and a malicious DLL file (e.g., version.dll ) that the executable is forced to load. 3. Malware Behavior
Sent via spear-phishing emails or shared through social media platforms like LinkedIn.
Often uses "Job Opportunities" or "Project Collaboration" as a lure to target developers, engineers, or government employees. 2. Payload Contents Inside the .rar archive, you will typically find: