TradingView Premium Scam Alert: How Fake Ads Are Targeting Users with Malware
TradingView Premium isn’t free, but scammers sure want you to believe it is! They’ve expanded their malicious ad campaign from Facebook to Google Ads and YouTube, tricking users into downloading spyware. Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably wants your passwords!
Hot Take:
TradingView Premium for free? That’s like finding a Rolex in a cereal box—too good to be true! Cybercriminals have taken their scam game to the next level, turning verified YouTube channels into their personal playgrounds. It’s time to wise up and remember: there’s no such thing as a free lunch, especially in the world of financial trading tools.
Key Points:
– Cybercriminals are offering fake “free access” to TradingView Premium via malicious ads.
– The campaign has expanded from Facebook Ads to Google Ads and YouTube.
– Scammers hijack verified YouTube channels to create convincing fake TradingView pages.
– The malicious file distributed is a Trojan that steals personal and financial data.
– Users are advised to download software only from official sites to avoid scams.