Cybersecuritynews D-Shortiez Malvertising Campaign Exploits WebKit Back-Button Hijack
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The threat actor D-Shortiez has initiated a malvertising campaign that exploits a WebKit browser vulnerability, specifically targeting iOS Safari users. This campaign employs forced redirects to scam pages, effectively trapping users with no straightforward escape. The technique of forced redirects is not new but has been adapted in this ongoing campaign.
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2026-03-03
D-Shortiez malvertising campaign reported
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WebKit back-button hijack exploited in attacks
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Users affected primarily include iOS Safari users
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