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New ‘LucidRook’ malware used in targeted attacks on NGOs, universities

A recently discovered malware, known as LucidRook, has been linked to targeted attacks on specific groups in Taiwan.

Source bleepingcomputer.com AI Summary Updated April 9, 2026
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A recently discovered malware, known as LucidRook, has been linked to targeted attacks on specific groups in Taiwan. The malware is based on the Lua programming language and has been used in spear-phishing campaigns. These campaigns have targeted non-governmental organizations and universities in Taiwan. The use of LucidRook in targeted attacks suggests a focused effort to compromise specific entities, rather than a broad, indiscriminate cyberattack.

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