"Chrome Update Spreads Trojan Malware"

There has been an increase in fake Chrome update websites that could grant unauthorized access to user devices via Remote Access Trojans (RATs). Researchers at the cybersecurity company Sucuri observed an increase in websites infected with "FakeUpdateRU" malware. The fraudulent websites deceive users into believing they are downloading a legitimate Chrome browser update when they are installing a RAT. These attacks, which often serve as the initial phase and entry point for targeted ransomware campaigns, can result in significant financial losses for individuals, small businesses, and large corporations. Google has taken measures to block most malware distribution domains. This article continues to discuss the rise in fraudulent Chrome update websites.

Cybernews reports "Chrome Update Spreads Trojan Malware"

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