Black Cat Group Distributes Malware via Fake Notepad++ Websites
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The Black Cat hacker group has launched a malware campaign using counterfeit Notepad++ download sites. By employing advanced engine optimization techniques, they have successfully deceived users into downloading malicious software that installs backdoor trojans. This operation poses a significant risk to internet users who may unknowingly compromise their data.
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