A New Dridex Variant Wraps Itself in Import Tariff Scheme
Researchers highlighted a new phishing email campaign, involving a new Dridex variant, that uses a specially crafted Excel document as an attachment. The Excel document in the email contains a message at the top of the document in bold letters urging them to enable macros. Victims opening attachments despite threat warning shows organizations’ lethargic approach toward security and a lack of employee training.
