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Download This, Catch That: Unmasking the YouTube Malware Masquerade
Watch out software pirates, there’s more than just treasure in those cracked software videos on YouTube! Cybercriminals are sailing the internet seas, peddling a malware named Lumma. It’s an info-stealer that’s hiding in the shadows of your favorite ‘free’ software. Remember, when it comes to…
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Just when you thought YouTube was a safe haven for cat videos and DIY hacks, cybercriminals are turning it into a shady alley to peddle their malware. This time, they're using videos of cracked software as the bait, with the hook being Lumma, an info-stealer that's less cuddly than it sounds. So, if you're ever tempted to check out that "free version" of your favorite video editing tool, remember, it might come with a 'free' malware too.Already a member? Log in here