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    Hackers Trick Victims into Downloading Weaponized .HTA Files to Install Red Ransomware

    Ransomware groups are using old tactics in new ways. This article details how attackers are using weaponized .HTA (HTML Application) files to deploy Red Ransomware payloads, often disguised as legitimate downloads. The result? Infected systems, encrypted data, and operational disruption. Read the article to learn how these attacks work and where your defenses could break down. Then contact Uniserve to assess your risk and identify opportunities to strengthen endpoint and user protection.

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