# Malicious Code Execution on Developer Systems

## Context
Following the phishing attempts through weaponized job offers, the adversary has successfully executed malicious code on the targeted developer systems. This report analyzes the initial compromise and provides insights into the malware tactics used.

## Key Findings
- **Delivery Method**: The phishing emails contained attachments disguised as job descriptions, which, once opened, executed a macro to download a secondary payload.
- **Payload Details**: The malware used is a variant of the Lazarus Group’s known toolkit, designed to evade traditional antivirus solutions and persist within compromised systems.
- **Immediate Impact**: Initial indicators suggest that the malware is harvesting credentials and establishing communication with command-and-control (C2) servers.

## Recommendations
- **Immediate Actions**: Isolate affected systems and perform a full forensic analysis to identify all compromised endpoints.
- **Preventive Measures**: Conduct security awareness training focusing on phishing detection and enforce strict email attachment policies.