Hackers have launched a malware spy campaign aimed at accessing information from high-profile targets involved in the South China Sea dispute.
Finland-based web security company F-Secure claimed it has found a malware targeting the confidential information of government and private organizations, including the Philippines’ Department of Justice.
The malware, technically called a Remote Access Trojan (RAT), dubbed as “NanHaiShu” translates to “South China Sea rat” in English suspects to be of Chinese origin.
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