Phishing campaign uses Word documents to distribute three malware strains

Researchers have discovered a phishing campaign that uses Microsoft Word documents to deliver malware capable of logging keystrokes, stealing cryptocurrency, and extracting sensitive data. Created by an unknown hacker group, the campaign infects systems via a malicious Word document sent in a phishing email. The malware includes three strains: RedLine Clipper, Agent Tesla, and OriginBotnet, which respectively change cryptocurrency wallet addresses, record keystrokes and software use, and collect sensitive data.