Malware

Flare's analysis of 128 posts between February and May 2026 reveals REMUS's aggressive development cycle, mirroring structured software businesses.

The attack begins with deceptive emails or fake software updates containing a seemingly harmless file.

The campaign involves scammers posing as recruiters and inviting victims to online interviews via custom platforms that mimic legitimate services like Cisco Webex.

The CRPx0 campaign, analyzed by Aryaka Threat Research Labs, uses a malicious zip file containing a shortcut that appears to lead to free OnlyFans accounts.

Attackers are weaponizing .jpeg files to deliver PowerShell payloads, trojanize ScreenConnect, and establish persistence on target systems.

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