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Home » Symantec details an ongoing campaign by the Witchetty hacking group, potentially tied to a China-backed threat actor, that hides malware in a Windows logo image (Bill Toulas/BleepingComputer)
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Symantec details an ongoing campaign by the Witchetty hacking group, potentially tied to a China-backed threat actor, that hides malware in a Windows logo image (Bill Toulas/BleepingComputer)

Business Circle TeamBy Business Circle TeamOctober 1, 2022Updated:August 21, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Symantec details an ongoing campaign by the Witchetty hacking group, potentially tied to a China-backed threat actor, that hides malware in a Windows logo image (Bill Toulas/BleepingComputer)
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Symantec details an ongoing campaign by the Witchetty hacking group, potentially tied to a China-backed threat actor, that hides malware in a Windows logo image (Bill Toulas/BleepingComputer)

Invoice Toulas / BleepingComputer:

Symantec particulars an ongoing marketing campaign by the Witchetty hacking group, doubtlessly tied to a China-backed risk actor, that hides malware in a Home windows brand picture  —  Safety researchers have found a malicious marketing campaign by the ‘Witchetty’ hacking group, which makes use of steganography to cover a backdoor malware in a Home windows brand.





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