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PEACHPIT and BADBOX: The Cyber Villains Haunting Your Devices with Ghost Ads
In a saga fit for the tech world, meet PEACHPIT and BADBOX, the Bonnie and Clyde of ad fraud botnets. Creating phantom apps and reaping profits from invisible ads, this dastardly duo haunts your devices, not your dreams. With over 39 malicious apps for iOS…
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In the grand world of tech, we've got another blockbuster plot, folks! Our newest villain is named PEACHPIT, a botnet scheme with a sweet name but sour intentions. Its evil twin? BADBOX, a China-based operation that's been stuffing malware into your poor, unsuspecting Android TV boxes. These dastardly duos have been creating phantom apps and cashing in on invisible ads. It's like a ghost story for the tech-savvy, only this time, it's your devices that are haunted.Already a member? Log in here