Researchers Identify NonEuclid RAT Cybersecurity Threat
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🌪️ New NonEuclid RAT poses significant cybersecurity threat. Researchers have identified a sophisticated remote access trojan (RAT) named NonEuclid, which enables unauthorized remote control of Windows systems. Developed in C#, this malware employs advanced evasion techniques, including antivirus bypass, privilege escalation, and ransomware encryption targeting critical files. Since late November 2024, NonEuclid has been promoted in underground forums and platforms like Discord and YouTube, indicating a concerted effort to distribute it as a crimeware solution. Its capabilities include process monitoring, anti-analysis measures, and the ability to encrypt files, showcasing the growing complexity of modern malware and the challenges faced in cybersecurity.
