Christmastreats22.7z -

: The malware contained within can steal browser passwords, banking information, and emails, and even deploy ransomware [4, 6].

: If received at work, notify your IT or cybersecurity department so they can block the sender's domain.

: If you see this file in your inbox or downloads, delete it immediately. ChristmasTreats22.7z

: Once one computer is infected, the malware can spread to other devices on the same Wi-Fi or office network. What to Do if You Encounter It

: Ensure your security software is up to date and run a full system scan if you have already interacted with the file. : The malware contained within can steal browser

: To bypass email security filters that scan attachments, the .7z file is often password-protected . The password is provided in the body of the email [1, 3].

: You receive an email with a festive subject line or a sense of urgency. : Once one computer is infected, the malware

The file is not a collection of holiday recipes or festive media, but rather a known malicious archive used in phishing campaigns and cyberattacks [1, 2]. Specifically, it has been identified as a delivery mechanism for the Emotet botnet or similar info-stealing malware [3, 4]. Overview of the Threat File Type : A .7z (7-Zip) compressed archive.