Malware
VictoryGate
VictoryGate was the name of a cryptomining botnet, which was disrupted by ESET researchers in April 2020.
VictoryGate is a Windows malware family.
Background
VictoryGate refers to a cryptomining botnet that ESET researchers took down in April 2020, with the underlying malware sharing the same name. First observed in May 2019, it focused predominantly on victims across Latin America, and Peru in particular (Criptonizando reports that 90% of the botnet's footprint was located there), hitting organizations in both the public and private sectors. The cryptojacking malware was geared toward mining Monero (XRM) and exhibits a high degree of code similarity with win.orchard.
Source: Malpedia (Fraunhofer FKIE).