Earlier this year, Action Fraud, the UK?s fraud and cybercrime reporting center, issued a warning that cyber criminals were taking advantage of generous individuals by sending phishing emails purportedly from Migrant Helpline, a charity organization dedicated to assisting migrants across the country. These emails contain a link that is supposed to lead to a donations page. However, instead of landing on a legitimate website, the user instead unwittingly downloads one of the most tenacious malwares in the wild: the veteran Trojan known as RAMNIT, which staged a comeback in 2016.
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RAMNIT: The Comeback Story of 2016