Google has been found to be advertising a malicious website as a sponsored search result for the second time. This instance involved Google posting an ad for a cloned version of Homebrew, a widely-used open-source package manager that contained malicious software aimed at Mac and Linux devices. The malware was installed when users downloaded a command that was displayed on the cloned website. Mike McQuaid, Homebrew’s project leader, said there was little they could do to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Reddit, WeTransfer pages spoofed in Lumma Stealer campaign
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
