Targeted Spear-Phishing Campaigns Exploit Google Ads and WhatsApp
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A spear-phishing campaign is utilizing Google Ads to distribute EndRAT malware, targeting users with remote access trojans. Simultaneously, Israel's National Cyber Directorate issued an alert regarding a separate spear-phishing attack that targets professionals in security and defense, using deceptive WhatsApp messages that lead to fake websites designed to steal personal information.
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