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How to Lose a Fortune with Just One Bad Click

Krebs on Security

Adam Griffin is still in disbelief over how quickly he was robbed of nearly $500,000 in cryptocurrencies. Unfortunately for Griffin, years ago he used Google Photos to store an image of the secret seed phrase that was protecting his cryptocurrency wallet. I put my seed phrase into a phishing site, and that was it.”

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Deceptive Google Meet Invites Lures Users Into Malware Scams

eSecurity Planet

One of the most concerning tactics currently on the rise is the ClickFix campaign — a sophisticated phishing scheme targeting unsuspecting Google Meet users. ClickFix campaigns represent a new wave of phishing tactics that emerged in May 2024, aimed at exploiting users of popular software applications. What Are ClickFix Campaigns?

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Glove Stealer bypasses Chrome’s App-Bound Encryption to steal cookies

Security Affairs

The malware could harvest a huge trove of data from infected systems, including cookies, autofill, cryptocurrency wallets, 2FA authenticators, password managers, and email client information. Gen Digital observed phishing campaigns distributing the Glove Stealer. ” reads the report published by Gen Digital.

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AMOS and Lumma stealers actively spread to Reddit users

Malwarebytes

We were alerted to Mac and Windows stealers currently distributed via Reddit posts targeting users engaging in cryptocurrency trading. These two malware families have wreaked havoc, pillaging victims’ personal data and enabling their distributors to make substantial gains, mostly by taking over cryptocurrency wallets.

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DPRK-linked BlueNoroff used macOS malware with novel persistence

Security Affairs

.” The attackers, linked to BlueNoroff and past RustBucket campaigns, used fake cryptocurrency news emails and a malicious app disguised as a PDF. Phishing messages impersonate a real person and forward a message from a crypto influencer, while the PDF copies genuine research on Bitcoin ETFs to appear legitimate. .

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Crooks use a fake antivirus site to spread Venom RAT and a mix of malware

Security Affairs

Researchers found a fake Bitdefender site spreading the Venom RAT by tricking users into downloading it as antivirus software. DomainTools Intelligence (DTI) researchers warn of a malicious campaign using a fake website (bitdefender-download[.]com) 160 on port 4449.

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Code highlighting with Cursor AI for $500,000

SecureList

Nothing but essential and popular apps had been downloaded to the machine. At the time this research, the extension had been downloaded 54,000 times. All it does is download and execute malicious code from the aforementioned web server. Why would he download a malicious extension with fewer downloads than the original?

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