The Uroburos case: new sophisticated RAT identified Agent.BTZ’s successor, ComRAT, shows that the campaign is still active

In February 2014, the experts of the G DATA SecurityLabs published an analysis of Uroburos, the rootkit with Russian roots. We explained that a link exists between Uroburos and the Agent.BTZ malware, which was responsible for "the most significant breach of U.S. military computers ever." [1] Nine months later, after the buzz around Uroburos, aka Snake or Turla, we now identified a new generation of Agent.BTZ We dubbed it ComRAT and, by now, analyzed two versions of the threat (v3.25 and v3.26).

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