FIN7 Utilizes Anubis Backdoor to Take Control of Windows Systems via Compromised SharePoint Sites

The financially driven threat group identified as FIN7 has associated with a Python-created backdoor known as Anubis (distinguishable from an Android financial trojan with the same label).

The financially driven threat group identified as FIN7 has associated with a Python-created backdoor known as Anubis (distinguishable from an Android financial trojan with the same label). This backdoor can provide unauthorized access to Windows systems that have been compromised.
“Through this malware, threat actors can perform remote shell commands and execute various system tasks, thereby obtaining complete control over a compromised device,” stated Swiss

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