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Fake Microsoft Office add-in tools push malware via SourceForge
Threat actors are abusing SourceForge to distribute fake Microsoft add-ins that install malware on victims' computers to both ...
Beware, these dangerous fake Microsoft Office add-ons are spreading malware
Earlier this month, security researchers Kaspersky said they spotted a “rather unique” malware distribution scheme in which a fake Microsoft Office project, called ‘officepackage’, was uploaded to the ...
Hackers use SourceForge to spread crypto malware disguised as Microsoft Office tools
A SourceForge malware campaign has infected over 4,600 users with crypto-mining and ClipBanker tools disguised as Microsoft Office software.
Hackers hide crypto address-swapping malware in Microsoft Office add-in bundles
Malicious actors are attempting to steal crypto with malware embedded in fake Microsoft Office extensions uploaded to the software hosting site SourceForge, according to cybersecurity firm Kaspersky.
Kaspersky Warns Of Crypto-Stealing Malware In SourceForge Microsoft Package—Here's How to Stay Protected
Kaspersky has recently found crypto-stealing malware disguised as a Microsoft Office package on SourceForge. While the ...
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Kaspersky uncovers malware on SourceForge targeting crypto users with address swaps
Security firm Kaspersky has warned about new malware targeting crypto users through the software-hosting website SourceForge.
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3 open source alternatives to try if you no longer want to pay for Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office has been the de facto player in the ... hike due to a forced Copilot integration. Fortunately, the ...
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News Explorer — Crypto Malware Spread via Cracked Microsoft Office Add-Ins on SourceForge: Kaspersky
Crypto Malware Spread via Cracked Microsoft Office Add-Ins on SourceForge: Kaspersky. Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has ...
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Hackers hide crypto address-swapping malware in Microsoft Office add-in bundles
Malicious actors are attempting to steal crypto with malware embedded in fake Microsoft Office extensions uploaded to the software hosting site SourceForge, according to cybersecurity firm Kaspersky.