Windowsreport Fake Google Security Site Deploys Malicious PWA to Steal User Data
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A phishing campaign is utilizing a counterfeit Google Account security page to distribute a malicious Progressive Web App (PWA). This app is designed to steal one-time passcodes, cryptocurrency wallet addresses, and user location data by tricking victims into believing they are interacting with a legitimate Google service. The attack exploits social engineering tactics to install the malware through users' browsers.
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2026-03-02
Bleepingcomputer reports on the phishing campaign
2026-03-03
Windowsreport publishes details on the malicious PWA
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