A widespread cybercrime campaign is deceiving users into installing malicious software disguised as products from fake AI and Web3 startups, according to new findings by Darktrace. These elaborate scams are orchestrated by threat actors who set up bogus companies with seemingly legitimate digital footprints – complete with websites…
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Fake AI Startups Hijack Crypto Wallets in Sophisticated Social Engineering Blitz
A widespread cybercrime campaign is deceiving users into installing malicious software disguised as…
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