The adversary is also assessed to be behind another campaign known as Scranos, which was detailed by Bitdefender in 2019.
This campaign uses a similar technique to deploy the malware via PPI networks behind free anonymous file-sharing websites.
The files are then used to retrieve and launch CopperPhish, a phishing kit that’s responsible for harvesting credit card information.
Once a victim has entered their details on the page, the CopperPhist malware displays the message the identity verification has passed and a confirmation code that the victim can enter on a screen.
Providing the correct confirmation code also causes the malware to uninstall itself and delete all the dropped phishing files from the machine.
Similar campaigns have been detected worldwide in 2023 and 2023.
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