A sophisticated PowerShell-based backdoor named TASK#STOMP has been discovered that specifically targets business documents while maintaining persistent remote access to compromised systems. The infection begins with VBScript execution, establishing persistence through scheduled tasks and startup folder entries. The malware deploys two primary PowerShell payloads that scan fixed drives for Word, PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, and archive files modified within the past year, excluding files larger than 500MB. It employs filesystem watchers for continuous collection of new documents. Additional capabilities include screenshot capture, Wi-Fi password theft, clipboard monitoring, and arbitrary command execution. The backdoor communicates with two command-and-control domains and uses compiled C helpers to bypass TLS certificate validation, enabling connections to servers with invalid certificates.