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Cloudy with a Chance of Malware: Unpacking the CLOUD#REVERSER Attack via Google Drive & Dropbox
Beware the CLOUD#REVERSER scheme—cyber crooks are sneakily using Google Drive and Dropbox, disguising deadly payloads as dull docs. Got a weirdly reversed filename? Think twice before you click, lest you invite these digital tricksters for an unwanted hard drive havoc party! #CyberSecurityShenanigans
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Oh, look, hackers are getting cloud-savvy with their latest fashion trend, CLOUD#REVERSER! They're now using our beloved Google Drive and Dropbox to play hide-and-seek with malicious goodies. Who knew cloud storage could double as a hacker's walk-in closet for malware accessories?Already a member? Log in here