DollyWay World Domination: The Sneaky Malware Invading 20,000 WordPress Sites

Meet DollyWay: the malware operation that makes Bond villains look like amateurs. Since 2016, it has hijacked 20,000 WordPress sites, redirecting users to shady destinations. With advanced evasion and auto-reinfection, DollyWay v3 is a digital Houdini. GoDaddy researchers are on the case, but this malware is as persistent as glitter after a party.

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Hot Take:

Move over, James Bond villains! “DollyWay” is the new mastermind in town, and it’s got more moves than a disco dancer at Studio 54. The internet’s own “World Domination” tour is here, and it’s not selling concert tickets; it’s redirecting users to shady sites faster than you can say ‘clickbait.’ Who knew malware could be so persistent? It’s the glitter bomb of the cyber world—pretty from afar, but a total mess up close.

Key Points:

  • DollyWay has compromised over 20,000 WordPress sites since 2016.
  • The operation has evolved to redirect traffic for monetization via affiliate networks.
  • Utilizes advanced evasion tactics to avoid detection and guarantee persistence.
  • Reinfection occurs automatically with every page load to maintain control.
  • Targets vulnerable WordPress sites using n-day flaws on plugins and themes.

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