Phishing emails hiding password-protected archives delivered LucidRook to Taiwanese NGOs and universities last October. This Lua-powered beast is modular, obfuscated, and built to evade detection—who's really behind it?
Picture this: you're a Taiwanese activist, inbox buzzing with urgent docs. One click, and LucidRook—a futuristic malware blending game scripting with cyber espionage—turns your machine into enemy territory. Real people, real risks.
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