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Phishy Business: Latrodectus Malware Hooks Victims with Azure & Cloudflare Decoys
In the latest cyber shenanigans, the Latrodectus malware slips into inboxes with the charm of a Microsoft Azure invite, but it’s just phishing in disguise. Watch out for that fake Cloudflare captcha – it’s a malware matinee with a twist of devious downloading!
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Well folks, it looks like the cybercriminals are at it again, making us second guess every captcha we encounter. The latest phishing extravaganza features Latrodectus, a malware so sneaky it’s using Microsoft Azure and Cloudflare as its stage costume. Security software might be scratching its digital head, but don't worry, you can still rely on the classic human response to phishing: squinting at suspicious emails before deleting them.Already a member? Log in here