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ZeusVM is a malware family cited as using steganography to conceal malicious content within image files. It has been associated with hiding payloads or communications inside seemingly benign graphics so that delivery and command-and-control activity blend into normal web traffic and are less likely to be detected by network inspection and conventional security tooling. In reporting on steganography-enabled malware, ZeusVM is grouped with other families that use image-based concealment techniques to obscure the presence of malicious data rather than relying on encryption or obfuscation alone. High-confidence public information in this context supports steganography use, but does not establish broader attribution, victimology, geographic origin, or a complete operational profile.
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