Trojanized LetsVPN installer gives attackers remote access to Windows PCs
A malicious Windows installer masquerading as LetsVPN deploys a remote access trojan (RAT) alongside the legitimate VPN software. The malware, dubbed GoodPersonRAT, grants attackers full control over infected systems and employs multiple stealth techniques to evade detection. The campaign was uncovered by ThreatLocker Threat Intelligence researchers William Pires and John Moutos, who identified the trojanized … The post Trojanized LetsVPN installer gives attackers remote access to Windows PCs appeared first on CyberInsider.
A malicious Windows installer masquerading as LetsVPN deploys a remote access trojan (RAT) alongside the legitimate VPN software, granting attackers full control over infected systems.
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