Beware the WordPress Pest: Sneaky Malware’s Credit Card Con!

Watch out, WordPress warriors! A sneaky malware campaign is on the loose, disguised as a harmless plugin. It’s stealing credit card details, user logins, and even mimicking Cloudflare checks. This malware is like a cybercriminal’s Swiss army knife, adapting to steal your data while you’re none the wiser. Stay alert!

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WordPress websites are getting more action than a blockbuster heist movie! With malware that’s slicker than an oil-slicked cat, cybercriminals are running a digital Ocean’s Eleven. Who knew plugins could be so duplicitous? Forget about a ‘WordPress Core’ plugin unless you want a core meltdown of your site’s security. Remember, in the world of cybersecurity, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably has a virus.

Key Points:

– Cybercriminals use a fake WordPress plugin for advanced malware deployment.
– The malware targets e-commerce sites to steal card details and user logins.
– Features include fake payment forms and Cloudflare checks for deception.
– A version of the malware hijacks Google Ads and alters legitimate links.
– The campaign has been active since September 2023, spreading in stealth mode.

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