Inside the ZIP is often a shortcut file (.LNK) or a heavily obfuscated executable (.EXE) disguised with a legitimate-looking icon.

It monitors browser activity for banking URLs. When a match is found, it can overlay fake login screens to capture credentials or intercept Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) codes.

Frequently masquerades as legitimate Windows processes like svchost.exe or msedgewebview2.exe located in AppData\Local .

Enable "Show file extensions" in Windows to spot disguised files (e.g., SpiderMan.mp4.exe ).