Beware the Fake AI: How Cybercriminals Trick Millions on Facebook with Malware Disguised as GenAI Tools

Beware, Europeans! Cybercriminals are masquerading as Generative AI tools like Midjourney on Facebook, peddling malware instead of magic. Don’t download disaster!

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Well, isn't this a twisted version of "Followers"! Cyber creeps are now playing dress-up with Facebook pages, waving the flag of cutting-edge Generative AI while picking digital pockets. It's the classic magician's trick: watch the shiny AI, but don't notice your data disappearing into the dark abyss of the web. Moral of the story? If someone offers you a downloadable version of your favorite AI tool, swipe left—fast.

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