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Arc Browser Launch on Windows Hijacked by Hackers: Beware of Fake Downloads!
Hackers are exploiting the Windows launch of Arc browser to trick users into downloading malware. They use typosquatted domains and deceptive Google ads to redirect victims to malicious sites. Protect yourself by typing the website address directly into the browser instead of relying on search…
Hot Take:
Looks like hackers are playing “Where’s Waldo?” with the Arc browser launch, but instead of a striped shirt, they’re hiding malware in plain sight!
Key Points:
- Hackers are exploiting the Windows launch of the Arc browser by creating malicious, lookalike websites.
- These websites use typosquatting to trick users into downloading malware.
- Ads on Google appear legitimate but redirect to these malicious sites.
- Victims downloading the fake installer receive both the browser and malware, likely an infostealer.
- Best defense: manually type website addresses or double-check search results and URLs.
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