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SourTrade Malvertising Campaign Builds Malware in Browser

Meet SourTrade, a sneaky malvertising campaign that's assembling malware right in your browser - all while security tools and network logs show nothing out of the ordinary. Its operators impersonate popular trading and crypto platforms to trick victims into a stealthy malware delivery process.

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Malvertising Campaign SourTrade Exploits Browsers to Deliver Malware

Meet SourTrade, a sneaky malvertising campaign that's exploiting browsers to deliver malware - without leaving a single piece of malware on the network. This clever attack uses a complex web of code to assemble Windows executables right inside your browser.

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Google DoubleClick Exploited in Malspam Campaign Delivering DesckVB RAT

Cyber attackers are cleverly using Google's DoubleClick to disguise malicious emails, routing victims through a legitimate domain that often flies under the radar of security tools. By exploiting this trusted platform, hackers can easily trick people into downloading the DesckVB RAT malware.

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