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New “Swiss Army Malware” can develop more threats than ever before

Posted on February 19, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

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The days of specialized malware are slowly coming to an end, as modern variants are being designed to be able to do many things and carry as many features as possible, new research has claimed.A report from Picus Security analyzing more than 550,000 real-world samples found that “Swiss Army knife malware” – multi-purpose strains capable of performing all kinds of actions, is on the rise. In fact, a third of all of the malware analyzed for
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