Beware the Smuggler’s Trap: New Malware Campaign Hijacks Google Sites to Steal Your Info with AZORult Payload
Beware the bogus Google Sites pages! Cyber crooks are HTML smuggling – think digital contraband – to push AZORult malware. It’s like a cyber version of “hide and seek,” except losing means your info gets swiped and sold to shadowy figures. Don’t get played; stay alert! #CyberSecurityScams
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Just when you thought your online shenanigans were safe, think again! Cybersecurity researchers have popped the hood on a sneaky new malware campaign that's using fake Google Sites pages and some digital sleight of hand known as HTML smuggling. It's like the internet's version of a street magician – except when they say "Is this your card?" they're actually swiping your cryptocurrency wallet. And for its grand finale? The malware, AZORult, gets a standing ovation for stealing all your juicy digital secrets. Bravo, hackers. Now get off my lawn.