Google DoubleClick Abused in New Malspam Campaign to Deliver DesckVB RAT

Hackers are exploiting Google's DoubleClick domain in a new malspam scheme to stealthily deliver a dangerous remote access trojan called DesckVB RAT. By routing malicious links through DoubleClick, attackers are bypassing many security tools that are less likely to flag Google-owned domains, making detection harder. This tactic underscores the evolving tactics cybercriminals use to evade traditional security measures, highlighting the need for more sophisticated detection methods. The campaign demonstrates how even legitimate services can be weaponized, raising broader concerns about digital security.