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Digital Duck Hunt: Vietnamese Cybercriminals Target Indian Marketing Pros on Facebook
Ducktail malware has quacked its way into a Facebook hijack, targeting Indian marketing pros. With a shift from .NET to Delphi, this Vietnamese cybercrime wave is turning Facebook into a digital duck hunt. And guess what? The ducks are losing. The catchphrase is no longer…
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Well, that's just ducking great! Our cybercrime buddies from Vietnam have hatched a new scheme, this time targeting Indian marketing pros and their Facebook business accounts. It appears they've swapped their usual .NET applications for Delphi as their language of choice. Let's call this one for what it is: A digital duck hunt where unfortunately, the hunters are winning.Already a member? Log in here