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Beware the Minesweeper: Russian Hackers’ Latest Phishing Ploy Targets Financial Sectors
In a twist that Bond himself would raise an eyebrow at, Russian hackers are using Minesweeper nostalgia to plant SuperOps RMM on unsuspecting financial institutions. Game over for cybersecurity? Not if IT admins can help it.
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Imagine the nostalgia of playing Minesweeper, but instead of avoiding mines, you're dodging Russian hackers. It's the latest game of chance in cybersecurity, but spoiler alert: you don't want to win this one. Russian hackers are turning a classic game into a phishing scheme so crafty, it could make a Bond villain blush. So, grab your popcorn (and your firewall) as we dive into the latest episode of "From Russia With Malware."
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