Fake ChatGPT Desktop Downloads Are Infecting Windows And Mac Users With Infostealing Malware
A fake website impersonating OpenAI’s ChatGPT download page is distributing malware to both Windows and macOS users.
Read MoreA fake website impersonating OpenAI’s ChatGPT download page is distributing malware to both Windows and macOS users.
Read MoreA threat actor is using the recent Claude Code source leak by Anthropic on March 31st to lure users to a malicious GitHub repository that installs malware on their device.
Read MoreMalvertising and fake Mac “help” pages are pushing Shamos, an AMOS-based infostealer, via copy-paste terminal commands that bypass Gatekeeper and steal credentials, notes, and crypto wallet data.
Read MoreA 16 billion-record credential dump is making headlines. Analysts say it’s a repackaged cache of older infostealer logs, not a fresh data breach.
Read MoreAn FBI alert warns that fake “free” file‑converter sites are pushing malware and ransomware. Researchers detail how the sites mimic legitimate services and steal information and data.
Read MoreCybercriminals are exploiting fake Google Meet and Zoom error pages to distribute info-stealing malware in a new ClickFix campaign.
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