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Slack Attack: How a Simple Typo can Unleash a Malware Mayhem
Ready for a chuckle-inducing cybersecurity horror story? A misplaced period in your Slack messages could turn Wikipedia links into malware magnets. It’s a James Bond movie minus the martinis! The “Slack Wikipedia Malware Exploit” is real, folks. So, double-check your links, or your workspace might…
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Slack users, beware! You might be slacking off into a malware trap instead of a cool Wikipedia fact. Cybersecurity researchers have found a bug in Slack that turns innocent Wikipedia links into potential malware carriers. All it needs is a misplaced period, a sneaky Wikipedia edit, and voila – a malware cocktail served straight into your workspace. It's like a James Bond movie, but in real life and with a serious lack of martinis.Already a member? Log in here