Hackers are using nearly 1,000 fake websites mimicking Reddit and WeTransfer to spread the Lumma Stealer malware, aimed at stealing personal information. These counterfeit sites imitate legitimate discussions and file-sharing services, tricking users into downloading the malware. Reddit isn’t the sole method this malware spreads, with GitHub comments, deepfake websites, and shady online ads also being used. Once login credentials are stolen, they are often sold on hacker forums for further attacks.
Improving the patient experience can pay dividends you may not expect
Healthcare organizations must understand patient needs and engagement drivers. Ed Mitchell will discuss enhancing pediatric patient education at HIMSS25, emphasizing the use of the Xealth
