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Sead Fadilpašić

Scammers are flooding the internet with CrowdStrike typosquatting scams and fake repair manuals

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Hackers are using the fallout from the recent CrowdStrike incident to target people looking for a fix with malware - and experts have warned some are quite creative in their campaigns, since on the surface it really seems as if they’re helping fix the problem.

Crowdstrike says it observed a phishing campaign, in which crooks are sharing a document called ‘New_Recovery_Tool_to_help_with_CrowdStrike_issue_impacting_Windows.docm,’ BleepingComputer reports. 

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