Around 1,000 fake Reddit and WeTransfer pages are disseminating Lumma Stealer malware, according to a Sekoia.io researcher. The counterfeit pages mimic authentic Reddit conversations and WeTransfer user interfaces. Malware downloads are triggered via deceptive WeTransfer links that appear to offer legitimate software. The extent of the phishing campaign’s dissemination is unknown. Lumma Stealer is a harmful malware-as-a-service (MaaS) tool associated with the theft of sensitive information and ransomware attacks.
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