: Investigations into similar "GLA" prefixed archives often reveal a single executable or a heavily obfuscated script (such as VBScript or JavaScript) hidden inside. These payloads typically lead to: Agent Tesla : A prominent spyware and password stealer [2].
: The user is prompted to extract the file, often requiring a password provided in the email body. GLA_05.rar
: Attempts to connect to Command and Control (C2) servers via non-standard ports or encrypted channels to exfiltrate stolen data [2, 4]. : Investigations into similar "GLA" prefixed archives often
: Usually arrives via a "Request for Quotation" (RFQ) or "Payment Advice" phishing email. : Attempts to connect to Command and Control
: An information stealer targeting credentials and cryptocurrency wallets [1]. Execution Chain :
: Creation of scheduled tasks or registry "Run" keys to ensure the malware starts with Windows.