Malicious archives like a hypothetical "Liza.rar" are typically distributed through:
WinRAR vulnerability exploited by two different groups - Malwarebytes Liza.rar
: Several ransomware families use similar naming conventions or extensions. The LJAZ ransomware , for instance, is a known file-encrypting virus that appends a .ljaz extension to hijacked files. Another variant, known as LIZARD ransomware , encrypts various file types (pictures, videos, documents) and adds a .LIZARD extension. Malicious archives like a hypothetical "Liza
: A more sophisticated threat is ElizaRAT , a Remote Access Trojan (RAT). This malware can be delivered via compressed archives (like .rar files) and allows cybercriminals to take control of an infected computer to perform malicious actions. : A more sophisticated threat is ElizaRAT ,
: Sent as email attachments, often disguised as resumes, invoices, or business documents.
: Bundled with pirated software or found on unreliable websites.