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If you have an Android device, read this!!!!!

A new version of the Necro malware loader for Android was installed on 11 million devices through Google Play in malicious SDK supply chain

#psa #malware alert

First the Ransomware on CurseForge, then the Tray Importer attacked by hackers and infected by viruses, then an idiot pretending to be a modder who uploaded a virus-infected mod on ModTheSims, now (probably the same idiot) has uploaded one another mod infected on CurseForge. The Sims 4 community is beautiful.

#the sims 4 #malware alert #malicious file

HEADS UP

If you’re using a search engine to try to find a tumblr post, be aware that there’s a bogus site riddled with adware and malware called tumgir. The site’s logo is the same as tumblr’s and they tried to do a similar design interface. They even clone several tumblr posts.

Double check before you click! Especially image searches.

#heads up #it's a trap #adware alert #malware alert #tumgir

Fake AI Tools Are the New Trojan Horse

Beware of “AI” tools that sound too good to be true — because some literally are!

Hackers are disguising malware as cool new “AI” apps (think fake ChatGPT or PDF helpers). You install it thinking it’s a time-saver… but it’s actually stealing data in the background.

Before downloading anything “AI-powered”:

-Check the official site

-Look at reviews

-Ask IT if it’s approved

If it looks shady, it probably AI-n’t safe.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ZL7Mmt

#CyberAwareness #AITools #MalwareAlert #MSP #TechTips #CenturySolutionsGroup #CyberSafe

#cybersecurity #it services #managed it services #Malware Alert

My update on StealC Malware: The StealC malware poses a significant cybersecurity threat by targeting Chrome users through clever and malicious techniques. Its ability to lock users into kiosk mode, display a fake Google login, and steal sensitive credentials makes it a dangerous tool for hackers. This malware isn't just a nuisance—it can lead to devastating consequences like account hijacking, identity theft, and unauthorized access to corporate and personal data.

Raising awareness about StealC is essential to protect users and organizations from falling victim to this malware. Given its tactics, it can easily deceive even vigilant users, especially those unfamiliar with kiosk (browser) mode or the warning signs of phishing attacks. The more people who are informed, the fewer victims hackers can exploit. Educating others on safe browsing practices, such as never entering credentials when in kiosk mode and knowing the keyboard shortcuts to exit, is crucial in mitigating the spread and success of StealC.

Key reasons why this is important:

Widespread threat: StealC has been circulating since mid-2024, with new variations appearing that target Chrome users more aggressively.

High risk of credential theft: The malware directly steals passwords, putting both personal and corporate accounts at risk.

Deceptive attack method: By locking the browser and mimicking legitimate Google login prompts, it’s easy for users to mistakenly input their sensitive credentials.

Spreading awareness can help prevent individuals from becoming victims and encourage proactive steps like implementing stronger multi-factor authentication (MFA), educating employees on the signs of browser-based phishing attacks, and ensuring antivirus software is up-to-date.

I encourage you and your network to share this message, emphasizing the importance of vigilance and caution when dealing with unexpected browser behavior.

#CyberAwareness #MalwareThreat #StealC #StaySafeOnline #CyberSecurityAwareness #Infosec #PasswordSecurity #PhishingAlert

#cyberawareness #cyberrisks #cyberattacks #malware #malware alert #passwordsecurity

Beware fake CDC, WHO phishing emails since hackers are using the Coronavirus panic to spread the malware. Tech Evolutions is on high alert tracking corona virus-related phishing attempts and warning all of you to be wary of such unsolicited messages.

#Covid #Covid19 #CoronaAlert #malware #malware alert #email #email scam

Heads up to anyone who uses vidtomp3.com

I believe the site has malware sticking to it’s downloads. The song I was attempting to rip was twice the size a normal song file was.

So be safe and find a different converter.

#youtube #video ripping #malware alert #spread the word

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you seriously think people are stupid enough to fall for this oh my god

#stormy monologues #malware alert #anyone who sends these kinds of messages are bullshit blogs