Beware: Fake AI Generators Steal Your Crypto and Credentials!
Beware the fake AI image generators! They’re not just pixel pranksters; they’re sneaky malware merchants. Lumma Stealer and AMOS are stealing credentials and cryptocurrency wallets faster than you can say “deepfake ice cream.” Don’t let your data become dessert!
Hot Take:
In the world of cybersecurity, if it looks too good to be true, it probably comes with a side of malware. EditProAI may promise you a picture-perfect experience, but it’s more likely to frame you for identity theft. Beware of image editors that edit more than just your selfies!
Key Points:
- Fake AI image and video generators are distributing Lumma Stealer and AMOS malware.
- Lumma Stealer targets Windows, while AMOS is designed for macOS.
- Both malware variants steal sensitive information, including cryptocurrency wallets and browser data.
- Fake websites for EditProAI are being used to distribute the malware.
- Stolen credentials can lead to further cyberattacks or be sold on dark web marketplaces.
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