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Hackers have created hundreds of fake Reddit sites to spread info-stealing malware

Hackers are creating web pages impersonating Reddit to trick users into downloading malware onto their devices. These fake pages imitate a real Reddit thread and trick users with a download link that leads to another imitation site, resembling file-sharing service WeTransfer. The link initiates the download of the Lumma Stealer malware, an info-stealing program. To stay safe, users should avoid clicking on suspicious links, install good antivirus software and enable their browser’s built-in protection against sites known for spreading malware.

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