Newswire Gaming Community Targeted by Infostealing Malware: 50,000 Devices Analyzed
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Recent research analyzed over 50,000 devices infected with infostealer malware, revealing that the gaming community is increasingly targeted by cybercriminals. The study identified unofficial mods and cheats for popular games like Grand Theft Auto and Fortnite as primary infection sources, with threat actors crafting malware traps to exploit gamers. This trend highlights the vulnerability of online gaming ecosystems to cybercrime.
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