Cybercriminals Exploit AI Video Hype With MalwareLaced Ads on Facebook, LinkedIn
By disseminating malwarelaced advertisements on Facebook and LinkedIn that mimic programs like Luma AI, Canva Dream Lab, and Kling AI, cybercriminals
By disseminating malwarelaced advertisements on Facebook and LinkedIn that mimic programs like Luma AI, Canva Dream Lab, and Kling AI, cybercriminals are taking advantage of interest in AI video creation. Over 2 million visitors have been redirected to malicious ZIP files rather than real AIgenerated videos by the campaign, which is being tracked as UNC6032. After being run, the malware records keystrokes, steals login information, and searches for digital wallets. To avoid detection, the attackers switch up their domains every day. To prevent infestations, security experts advise users to utilise uptodate cybersecurity software, verify the legitimacy of websites, and refrain from clicking on dubious AI advertisements.
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B2B Tech News | 5 months ago