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Researchers detail BraZetsu marketplace for access to compromised Windows hosts

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Group-IB researchers disclosed BraZetsu, a Python-based Windows malware framework they say supports Exilware's marketplace for selling access to compromised hosts. The framework performs host reconnaissance, gathers browser histories, digital certificates and financial remittance files, and uses generative AI for data triage and target prioritization. Researchers said it has targeted organizations in Iberia and Latin America, including corporate, financial, industrial and law-enforcement environments. Buyers can remotely deploy additional payloads on purchased access, according to the report.
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