![]() ![]() Loaded as an iframe from compromised websites (most of them running WordPress) and displayed over top as an additional layer, it entices victims to install so-called updates that instead download the NetSupport remote administration tool. The toolkit, which we dub Domen, is built around a detailed client-side script that acts as a framework for different fake update templates, customized for both desktop and mobile users in up to 30 languages. We recently identified a website compromise with a scheme we had not seen before it's part of a campaign using a social engineering toolkit that has drawn over 100,000 visits in the past few weeks. ![]() Perhaps the more popular ones are those encountered via malvertising, or hacked websites that push fraudulent updates. ![]() Some of the most common web threats we track have a social engineering component. ![]()
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