Cybersecuritynews Malware Campaign Targets TradingView Users via Fake Reddit Posts
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- •Malware campaign uses fake Reddit posts to lure users seeking free TradingView Premium access.
- •Vidar and AMOS information stealers are the primary malware families involved.
- •The operation is active, with new posts being created to replace those taken down.
A new malware campaign is exploiting fake posts on Reddit that promise free access to TradingView Premium, targeting both Windows and macOS users. The malware distributed includes Vidar, which steals information from Windows systems, and AMOS, which targets macOS. The operation is ongoing, with new posts appearing as previous ones are removed. Users searching for pirated versions of TradingView Premium are particularly at risk. The campaign highlights the dangers of seeking cracked software and the potential for malware infection. No specific numbers of infections or affected users are mentioned, but the scope is significant given the popularity of TradingView. Security professionals are advised to monitor for these tactics and educate users on the risks of pirated software.
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