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SEO Poisoning
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Fake Minecraft Clients Spread WeedHack Malware on Windows to Steal Passwords
Fake Minecraft clients are delivering WeedHack malware that steals gaming sessions, browser passwords, crypto wallets and personal files from infected Windows systems.
Fake Anthropic Sites Deliver Fileless Infostealer to Claude Code Users
Fake Anthropic websites are being used to target Claude Code users with a fileless infostealer campaign that steals browser credentials and evades detection.
Trojanized Gemini and Claude Installers Target Developers Via SEO Poisoning
Cybercriminals are using SEO poisoning and fake Gemini and Claude installer sites to infect developers with fileless malware and steal data.
Storm-2561 Uses Fake Fortinet, Ivanti VPN Sites to Drop Hyrax Infostealer
In mid-January 2026, Microsoft Defender Experts identified a devious way that cybercriminals are tricking people into giving away…
Fake Microsoft Teams and Google Meet Downloads Spread Oyster Backdoor
The Oyster backdoor (also known as Broomstick) is targeting the financial world, using malicious search ads for PuTTY, Teams, and Google Meet.
ChrimeraWire Trojan Fakes Chrome Activity to Manipulate Search Rankings
ChrimeraWire is a new Windows trojan that automates web browsing through Chrome to simulate user activity and manipulate search engine rankings.
SEO Poisoning Attack Hits Windows Users With Hiddengh0st and Winos Malware
New SEO poisoning campaign exposed! FortiGuard Labs reveals how attackers trick users with fake websites to deliver Hiddengh0st…
Hacklink Market Linked to SEO Poisoning Attacks in Google Results
Cybersecurity researchers at Netcraft have discovered a series of new SEO poisoning related attacks exploiting Google’s search results…
New SEO Poisoning Campaign Targeting IT Admins With Malware
Varonis reveals attackers are using SEO poisoning to trick IT admins into downloading malware, alongside a critical root…
Fake DeepSeek AI Installers, Websites, and Apps Spreading Malware
Cybercriminals exploit AI hype with SEO poisoning, tricking users into downloading malware disguised as DeepSeek software, warns McAfee Labs in a new report.