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StrelaStealer Strikes: How Hundreds of US and EU Firms Got Hooked by Phishing Scams
Steer clear of StrelaStealer’s sneaky snatch-and-grab! This malware’s got a taste for email credentials, and it’s phishing its way through hundreds of orgs. High tech’s hit hard, but finance to construction—no one’s safe. Stay skeptical, folks, and don’t let your inbox become a hacker’s treasure…
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Just when you thought your inbox was safe from the prying eyes of cyber villains, StrelaStealer sidles in, winking at your email credentials like a thief at a diamond store. In the world of malware, it seems StrelaStealer's New Year's resolution was to get fit by lifting loads of data from unsuspecting high tech hotties. And get this – phishing is still fishing for the top spot in the cybercrime Olympics. Who knew old tricks and new tech would mix like hackers and your personal info?Already a member? Log in here