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Cybercriminals are turning trusted platforms into launchpads for malware

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Cybercriminals are turning trusted platforms into launchpads for malware

From hijacked verified accounts to fake software and security checks, cybercriminals are exploiting trusted platforms to make malware look legitimate and trick users into running malicious commands

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