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Mouse Mayhem: Unmasking Fancy Bear’s PowerPoint Ploy
Well, Fancy Bear is back, this time weaponizing mouse movements in PowerPoint presentations to distribute malware. Just a wiggle and jiggle can now trap you in a web of Graphite cyber mischief. In the wild world of cybersecurity, “Fancy Bear PowerPoint Attacks” prove even the…
Hot Take:
Well, well, well, if it isn't our old friend Fancy Bear back at it again, this time swapping honey for mouse movements. Yes, you read that right, mouse movements in PowerPoint presentations! No longer is the humble mouse just a tool for clicking and scrolling, it's now a conduit for cyber mischief. A simple wiggle and jiggle can now drop you in a vat of Graphite malware. Remember, folks, in the wild world of cybersecurity, even the most innocent mouse movement can lead to a ‘cheesy’ end.Already a member? Log in here