Hackers Compromise Notepad++ Update Servers to Distribute Malware
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Hackers have hijacked the update servers of Notepad++, redirecting users to malicious sites. This incident affects users of Notepad++, a popular text and source code editor, potentially exposing them to malware. The developer of Notepad++ is working to address the issue and secure the update process.
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