Scmagazine Matrix Push C2 Framework Used for Browser Notification Attacks
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Cybercriminals are utilizing the Matrix Push C2 framework to exploit browser notifications for distributing malicious links. This method involves social engineering tactics to trick users into allowing notifications, which can then be used to deliver fileless malware and phishing attempts. The framework allows attackers to impersonate legitimate companies, enhancing the effectiveness of their campaigns.
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