Once executed, the malware monitors your web browser for banking activity. It can overlay fake windows on top of legitimate banking sites to steal login credentials, two-factor authentication codes, and credit card details [3, 4].
The ZIP file usually contains an executable (.exe) or a loader disguised as a "task" or "homework" document (as "Tarea" means "Task" in Spanish) [1, 5]. Tarea 962.zip
The file is widely identified as a malicious archive used in phishing campaigns, primarily targeting users in Latin America [1, 2]. You should not download or open it , as it is designed to compromise your device. Review of "Tarea 962.zip" Once executed, the malware monitors your web browser
Most reports link this specific file naming convention to cybercrime groups operating out of Brazil and Mexico [2, 6]. Recommendation The file is widely identified as a malicious
If you have already downloaded this file, . Delete it immediately and run a full system scan with updated antivirus software such as Malwarebytes or Windows Defender . If you have executed the file, change your banking passwords from a different, clean device immediately [4, 5].
It is a delivery mechanism for Grandoreiro , a sophisticated banking Trojan [2, 3].