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Lewis Maddison

Fake OnlyFans content is luring users into installing malware

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Adult-oriented subscription service OnlyFans has been hit with a new malware campaign that sees fake content being used to infect users' devices with a Remote Access Trojan (RAT). 

Security firm eSentire discovered the operation, which has been ongoing since the start of this year. ZIP files are distributed that contain a VBScript loader that users unwittingly activate when they think they are getting access to premium OnlyFans content.

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