<ul><li>A fake Bitdefender website has been discovered spreading the Venom RAT by deceiving users into downloading it as antivirus software.</li><li>Researchers found a malicious campaign using the fake website to distribute Venom RAT, a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) designed for password theft and stealthy access.</li><li>Upon clicking the fake download button, users are redirected to an Amazon S3 link to download a ZIP file containing the VenomRAT malware.</li><li>VenomRAT, a fork of the Quasar RAT, supports remote control, credential theft, keylogging, and data exfiltration, with attackers aiming for financial gain and persistent system control.</li></ul>

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