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Beware the Foxit Flaw: How a PDF Reader Glitch Is Unleashing a Malware Onslaught
Beware PDF peril! Foxit Reader’s “OK” button isn’t always okay—now a hotbed for malware merry-go-round. “Just click ‘OK’ and oops—hello, hackers!” chuckles Check Point. Avoid the default disaster!
Hot Take:
Oh, PDFs. Once the sanctuary of digital paperwork, now a Trojan horse for cyber ne'er-do-wells. Foxit PDF Reader, bless its bytes, has unwittingly become the red carpet for malware's grand entrance, rolling it out for the likes of Agent Tesla and his RAT pals. Adobe might be dodging this digital bullet, but Foxit users are getting a front-row seat to the malware matinee. And the popcorn? That's your data being exfiltrated, my friend.
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