![]() ![]() For example, to establish persistence, another PowerShell script creates and immediately executes a new Scheduled Task with the name “Office” and repeats it every two minutes. Most of the RAT’s objectives are performed in this third stage. ![]() Īfter that, additional scripts are created, triggering the execution of the “Office.vbs” file and moving on to the next step of the infection process. Ultimately, the script scans the victim’s system, then creates a working directory for the malware in a certain location that resembles something common like C:\ProgramData\Facebook\System32\Microsoft\SystemData. After deobfuscation of the code, this VBS contacts a C
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