From Cyber Security News – Weaponization of LNK Files Surge by 50% and Primarily Used in Four Different Malware Categories

 Windows Shortcut (LNK) files, traditionally used for creating quick access links to applications and files, have emerged as a prominent attack vector in the cybersecurity landscape. These seemingly innocuous files, identifiable by their small arrow icon overlay, are increasingly being weaponized by threat actors to execute malicious payloads while maintaining a facade of legitimacy. The
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