jeromesegura, 7 months ago There is a live Google search #malvertising campaign targeting #KeePass users. The malicious domain name uses Punycode to trick victims. https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/threat-intelligence/2023/10/clever-malvertising-attack-uses-punycode-to-look-like-legitimate-website image/png
There is a live Google search #malvertising campaign targeting #KeePass users. The malicious domain name uses Punycode to trick victims.
https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/threat-intelligence/2023/10/clever-malvertising-attack-uses-punycode-to-look-like-legitimate-website
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barthol5280, 7 months ago @jeromesegura Best practice is to never click on sponsored links. Pretty sure Ublock Origin kills them too.
@jeromesegura Best practice is to never click on sponsored links. Pretty sure Ublock Origin kills them too.
tyil, 7 months ago @jeromesegura Imagine using an OS without a package manager to completely avoid this kind of issue. You know it's 2023, right? We've had this technology for multiple decades now.
@jeromesegura Imagine using an OS without a package manager to completely avoid this kind of issue. You know it's 2023, right? We've had this technology for multiple decades now.
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