A download site served Linux users malware that stole passwords and other sensitive data for over three years. The site, freedownloadmanager[.]org, redirected users to a domain serving a malicious version of the Free Download Manager. The malware created a permanent backdoor, giving hackers remote control of infected devices. It collected system information, browsing history, saved passwords, cryptocurrency wallet files and cloud services credentials, according to Kaspersky researchers.
Hair growth products sold on Amazon are recalled over poisoning risk
Two hair growth serum products were recalled last week after their packaging was found to pose a poisoning risk.
