Tag: malvertising
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GPUGate malware: Exclusive Risky Search-Ad Campaign
Think twice before clicking that top search result—new GPUGate malvertising buys Google Ads and even fakes GitHub commit hashes to push trojanized installers that look legit. Protect yourself by sticking to official project pages, verifying signatures, and avoiding downloads from ad links.
fake support sites: Stunningly Dangerous macOS Threat
Think twice before downloading “help” tools from ads—attackers are using convincing fake macOS support sites and malvertising to deliver the Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS) and quietly scoop up credentials, cookies and crypto wallets. Verify support pages with vendors directly and treat unsolicited downloads like risky strangers offering to fix your device.
malvertising campaign: Exclusive Dangerous PS1Bot Threat
What if the ads you trust were actually a backdoor? A new malvertising campaign is quietly using compromised ad networks to deploy PS1Bot — a modular PowerShell malware that runs in memory, evades traditional defenses, and can turn ordinary browsers into footholds for wider attacks.