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Beware the Trojan Gift: New Phishing Scam Drops Agent Tesla Spyware
Beware of bogus bank emails! Hackers are tricking folks with a clever ruse to plant an Agent Tesla info-stealer. So, if you’re not expecting a Polish payment, think twice before clicking. #KeyloggerComedy #InfoStealerInvasion
Hot Take:
It seems like the hackers have taken a 'phish' out of the old school playbook, tossing a harpoon disguised as a bank payment notification and reeling in victims with a shiny new loader for the Agent Tesla infostealer. Who knew bank statements could carry more than just financial scares? Remember, folks, the next time you get an email from a bank with a .tar.gz file, it's probably not your lucky day.
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