Au.Lifehacker New Email Scam Distributes Malware via Fake Event Invitations
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A new scam has emerged in which threat actors send fake event invitations via email to trick users into installing a remote access tool (RAT). This malware allows attackers to gain full control over infected devices. The campaign appears to be primarily targeting users in the UK, but similar tactics could potentially spread to other regions.
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2026-02-09
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