A new JavaScript malware dubbed RATDispenser is being used to deliver at least 8 different Remote Access Trojans (RATs), information stealers, and keyloggers. According to an analysis by the HP Threat Research team, three different variants of RATDispenser have been detected in the past 3 months and 155 samples have been intercepted. All but 10 of those samples act as first-stage malware droppers that do not communicate with an attacker-controlled server. The other 10 samples are downloaders that established connections with a C2 server and delivered Formbook malware and the Panda Stealer as...