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Cybercriminals using Microsoft OneNote attachments to distribute Emotet malware
Move is aimed at circumventing macro-based security restrictions. Windows admins are advised to configure a group policy to mitigate the risk
The infamous Emotet malware, which recently made a comeback after a brief period of dormancy, is now being disseminated through email attachments in Microsoft OneNote, a move aimed at circumventing...
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