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Zombie Cookie Apocalypse: Google Under Siege by Lumma Infostealer Malware
In a twist fit for a cyber-thriller, Lumma infostealer malware can now resurrect expired Google cookies, unleashing a potential cybersecurity nightmare. Enter stage right, Rhadamanthys, with the same eerie ability. It’s a clash of the undead in this Google Cookie Restoration Malware saga. Stay tuned,…
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Oh, cookies! Not the delicious, chocolate-chip kind we all love to binge on but the Google variety. So, the Lumma infostealer malware has learnt a new trick, and it's not a cute one. Now it can resurrect expired Google cookies, which can be a nightmare for even the most cybersecurity-savvy organizations. Warnings are coming in from Hudson Rock’s cybersecurity researchers, it's like a horror movie right? Imagine a zombie apocalypse, only with cookies. The plot thickens, as Lumma is not the only infostealer with this cookie-raising-from-the-dead ability; enter Rhadamanthys. It's a digital battle of the undead and Google seems to be caught in the crossfire!Already a member? Log in here