Malware Madness: GitHub’s Game Hacks Turn Sour with Lumma Stealer!
GitHub game hacks leading to Lumma Stealer malware? That’s a plot twist nobody wanted! McAfee Labs unravels the sinister strategy of cybercriminals using GitHub to distribute this data-thieving menace. Stay savvy and protect yourself with McAfee’s tips—because the only thing you should be stealing is glances at this article!
Hot Take:
Who knew that the promise of a free aimbot could aim straight at your wallet? McAfee Labs uncovers that not all game hacks are created equal, especially when they’re designed to hack your life instead! Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably wants your cookies (and not the delicious kind). Stay sharp, gamers!
Key Points:
- McAfee Labs discovers GitHub repositories spreading Lumma Stealer malware disguised as game hacks and cracked software.
- The malware targets gamers and users looking for free software, stealing sensitive information.
- Malicious repositories mimic legitimate software with licenses and screenshots to deceive users.
- Victims are often instructed to disable antivirus software, making them vulnerable to attacks.
- McAfee recommends staying updated with antivirus software and practising cautious online behaviour.
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