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Laughing in the Face of Danger: The Comedic Chaos of a Notepad++ Cyber Scam
In the wild west of cyberspace, a malicious Google Ads campaign has been luring innocent Notepad++ searchers into a harmful trap. This digital bait-and-switch is a grim reminder of the dangers lurking in the cyber jungle, potentially delivering a fiery dose of Cobalt Strike instead…
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When you're looking for Notepad++, but Google Ads hands you a steaming cup of Cobalt Strike instead. A new malicious ads campaign has been playing dirty, leading unsuspecting users to a fake Notepad++ site, and potentially dropping some serious Cobalt Strike action into their laps. This is the digital equivalent of asking for a cup of coffee and getting a mug of boiling hot lava. It's a grim reminder that in the cyber jungle, even a harmless quest for a word editor can turn into a cyber villain's party.Already a member? Log in here