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Thanks in large part to the global pandemic, collaboration platforms like Discord and Slack have taken up intimate positions in our lives, helping maintain personal ties despite physical isolation. But their increasingly integral role has also made them a powerful avenue for delivering malware to unwitting victims sometimes in unexpected ways.
Cisco s security division, Talos, published new research on Wednesday highlighting how, over the course of the Covid-19 pandemic, collaboration tools like Slack and, much more commonly, Discord have become handy mechanisms for cybercriminals. With growing frequency, they re being used to serve up malware to victims in the form of a link that looks trustworthy. In other cases, hackers have integrated Discord into their malware for remote control of their code running on infected machines, and even to steal data from victims. Cisco s researchers warn that none of the techniques