Beware: Scammers Hijack Facebook Pages to Spread Malware Disguised as AI Tools
Bad actors are exploiting the AI trend by using stolen Facebook pages to run ads that trick users into downloading malware disguised as AI photo editing tools. Beware of suspicious software promotions on social media.
Hot Take:
Looks like the AI hype train has a few stowaways – and they’re not here for the free snacks. If you thought downloading a new AI tool was a smart decision, think again! You might just be inviting digital gremlins into your device. And no, they won’t help you with photo editing.
Key Points:
- Scammers are using AI’s popularity to spread malware through ads on stolen Facebook pages.
- Hacked Facebook pages are rebranded to look like legitimate AI tools.
- Users are tricked into downloading malware disguised as AI photo editing software.
- The malware allows attackers to gain remote access and steal sensitive data.
- Social media users should be cautious of downloadable software promoted via ads.
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