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Unzipping the Scandal: How Notorious Hackers Turned WinRAR Into a Malicious Party Pinata
WinRAR, the tool we love but never buy, has become a playground for hackers exploiting its zero-day vulnerability. It’s a surprise party where instead of cake, there’s malware, and stolen passwords replace gifts. Yes folks, welcome to the world of WinRAR zero-day vulnerability exploitation. Happy…
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Oh, WinRAR, the beloved tool we all use but never actually buy - it appears you've become a pinata for some of the world's most notorious hackers. Our comrades in Russia and pals in China have been poking our dear WinRAR with a malicious stick, all while the poor thing had no time to patch up. That's right, zero-day exploitation. It's like a surprise party, but instead of cake, there's malware. And instead of gifts, you get stolen passwords. Happy Unbirthday, WinRAR users!Already a member? Log in here