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The Rise of Fake AI Tools in Malware CampaignsThe growing interest in artificial intelligence has given cybercriminals new avenues for attack.
Watch out for Fake AI apps spread via X apps sharing #Lumma Stealer and #AMOS editproai[.
The Spectrum of Malware: Rilide, Vidar, IceRAT, and MoreThe payloads deployed through these fake CAPTCHAs and AI tools include a variety of data-stealing malware.
Counterfeit ChatGPT Applications and PipeMagicThe appeal of generative AI tools like ChatGPT is also being leveraged by cybercriminals.
Chats or emails often include innocent looking QR codes linking users to fake Microsoft domains, giving attackers access when scanned.
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