Gbhackers Malvertising Campaign Distributes TamperedChef via Google Ads
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A malvertising campaign identified in September 2025 has targeted Windows users by promoting fake PDF editing applications through Google Ads. The malware, known as TamperedChef, has compromised over 100 organizations across 19 countries, stealing browser credentials and establishing backdoor access on infected systems.
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