Once installed, the first executable uses an infected PC’s resources to mine for Monero while the other called “SupremeBot” is used to download an additional payload called “winme.exe” from a command and control ( C&C) server controlled by the hackers behind this campaign. Once downloaded and extracted on a user’s PC, the archive itself contains three executables including one that installs the actual game along with two others: “java.exe” and “atom.exe.” These other executables are installed in a user’s AppData directory without their knowledge. In a new report, researchers from the cybersecurity firm Cyble have revealed that they have discovered a modified version of the Super Mario 3: Mario Forever installer that has been trojanized by hackers.
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