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Fake Purchase Orders, Real Risk: A Scripted Backdoor Lands in Business Inboxes

03 June 2026 14:57Malware & BotnetsNorth America / USANEXUSGUARDIAN

A procurement-themed lure and a JavaScript payload are being used to probe US enterprises, with the malware described as a backdoor that seeks persistent access.

#JS.MonoGlyphRAT | #fake purchase orders | #ANY.RUN

Purchase-Order Traps Are Turning JavaScript Into a Quiet Enterprise Backdoor

03 June 2026 10:29Malware & BotnetsNorth America / USAIRONQUERY

A procurement-themed .js attachment can become a foothold on Windows, showing how a routine inbox task can turn into execution, persistence, and remote control.

#JS.MonoGlyphRAT | #fake purchase orders | #U.S. enterprises