A previously undocumented malware downloader has been spotted in the wild leveraging phishing attacks to deploy credential stealers and other malicious payloads.

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The BazarLoader downloader, written in C++, has the primary function of downloading and executing additional modules. BazarLoader was first observed in the wild last April – and since then researchers have observed at least six variants.