Urgent warning to Google users after cyberattack targets browser
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Security experts warn of a cyberattack targeting Google Chrome, Microsoft apps, deploying fake error messages to deceive users into installing malware under the guise of a 'fix.'
Hackers use email and pop-ups claiming software issues, advising users to install fake 'root certificates' through raw code. The malware targets cryptocurrency theft.
Proofpoint cybersecurity firm discovered the innovative tactic, directing users to 'command-line shell' prompts to execute malicious code, particularly via PowerShell in Windows.
Apple iOS users are not targeted presently, with the attack relying on significant user interaction to succeed, as identified in the cybersecurity firm's advisory notice.
Read at Mail Online
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