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Emotet spam trojan surges back to life after 5 months of silence

A new variant?
That depends. In the strictest definition, no. It's the same framework that's used to deliver the payload.
From that point on it's a different macro that sets in motion a different series of downloads and programs but the end result is similar. Why that framework isn't being flagged is I suspect it's pretty generic, it's that first macro being executed that causes all the chaos. Haven't seen an infection of Emot but I would suspect any good A/V would flag the resulting macro or at least be highly suspect.
 

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