At a glance Malware family Projextor (Electron-based) Threat actor Unknown; shared code base, no confirmed single operator Targets Users seeking free productivity tools Delivery vector Fake PDF converters, meal planners, and recipe apps on lookalike sites Key capabilities Runtime script injection, desktop screen capture Source G DATA TL;DR G DATA found a malware family it names Projextor hidden inside working productivity apps.

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G DATA CyberDefense is a German software company that offers computer security services to its clients. They specialize in endpoint protection and cybersecurity services, including penetration testing.

I see. I was about to suggest macros as the only solution, and then I remembered that there are crates that provide these macros. In particular: https://docs.rs/derive_more/latest/derive_more/derive.From.html#example-usage This seems to work (it compiles): use derive_more::From; #[derive(From)] enum Aenum { B(Benum), C(Cdata), } #[derive(From)] enum Benum { F(Fdata), G(Gdata), H(Hdata), } struct Fdata { number: usize, char: char, payload: String, } struct Gdata { number: usize, } struct Hdata { number: usize, payload: String, } struct Cdata { payload: String, } let f = Fdata { number: 1, char: 'c', payload: "Hello!".to_string() }; let a_example = Aenum::from(Benum::from(f)); #[derive(From)] enum AenumRef<'a> { B(BenumRef<'a>), C(&'a Cdata), } #[derive(From)] enum BenumRef<'a> { F(&'a Fdata), G(&'a Gdata), H(&'a Hdata), } fn convert_r(f_ref: &Fdata) -> AenumRef<'_> { AenumRef::B(BenumRef::from(f_ref)) } with this dependency in `Cargo.toml` derive_more = { version = "2", features = ["from"] }

Hello, I am a security researcher working for GDATA. Your test files directory contain actual malware. These test files were generated by an LLM, it seems. But they download and run malware from ex...

Some Minecraft players were looking for safe haven away from griefers, but found an elaborate web of malware, deception and extortion.