The second Nurilab analysis continues the Lazarus ClickFix malware chain and focuses on the final C# binary, Tvooly.exe, produced after seven stages of de-obfuscation, decryption, and C2 communication. Tvooly.exe uses obfuscation, AES-based resource decryption, dynamic intermediate-language generation, and base64-encoded C2 responses that are decoded and decrypted before use. The report also notes communication with multiple C2 domains and IPs, including node02-prefixed infrastructure, and describes polymorphic dropped executables in the Temp directory.