Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a feature-rich malware strain called Shadow hVNC that gives attackers control of a hidden Windows desktop on an infected system. Unlike conventional remote-access tools, the malware creates a separate desktop session where criminals can launch browsers, execute programs, steal data, and interact with online accounts without displaying activity on the victim’s […]
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