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The LummaC2 malware has evolved with a new trigonometry-based tactic to evade sandboxes and security analyses. This technique forces the malware to wait until 'human' behavior is detected in the infected machine, making it harder to detect. The malware author can hijack trusted software using 'Living off the Land' binaries. The new anti-sandbox method tracks mouse strokes, making it more difficult to differentiate between users and security systems. The malware's latest version is designed to gain full control over compromised clusters and nodes. Outpost24 research has revealed the novel anti-sandbox technique employed by the infostealer.