Beware: Fake Comet AI Browsers and Apps Flood the Internet!
Cybercriminals wasted no time to ride the Comet AI browser wave, creating fraudulent domains and fake apps to dupe users. BforeAI reports a surge in typo-squatting and brand impersonation since Comet’s launch, with fake Comet apps popping up like unwanted mushrooms. Remember, if it’s too good to be true, it might just be a comet-astrophe!
Hot Take:
It seems that cybercriminals are diving into the AI browser frenzy faster than a caffeine-fueled programmer at a hackathon. Perplexity’s Comet AI browser launch has sparked more shady domains than a vampire family reunion. Maybe it’s time to stop “launching” things and start “landing” some solid cybersecurity measures!
Key Points:
- Perplexity’s Comet AI browser launch led to a surge in malicious domains.
- Cybercriminals used typo-squatting and brand impersonation to trick users.
- Over 40 suspicious domains were identified, with some being critical threats.
- Fraudulent apps were found on Google Play Store and iOS App Store.
- Threat actors coordinated through domain registrations and advertisements.
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