Worok abuses Dropbox API to steal data via a backdoor hidden in images

News14 Nov 2022

Researchers at Czech cybersecurity firm Avast have revealed that cyber espionage group Worok has been using seemingly innocuous image files such as PNG to conceal a malware payload to facilitate information theft.

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