Don’t Click That ZIP File! Phishers Weaponizing .ZIP Domains to Trick Victims
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A new phishing technique called « file archiver in the browser » can be leveraged to « emulate » a file archiver software in a web browser when a victim visits a .ZIP domain.
« With this phishing attack, you simulate a file archiver software (e.g., WinRAR) in the browser and use a .zip domain to make it appear more legitimate, » security researcher mr.d0x disclosed last week.
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« With this phishing attack, you simulate a file archiver software (e.g., WinRAR) in the browser and use a .zip domain to make it appear more legitimate, » security researcher mr.d0x disclosed last week.
Threat actors, in a
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A new phishing technique called « file archiver in the browser » can be leveraged to « emulate » a file archiver software in a web browser when a victim visits a .ZIP domain.
« With this phishing attack, you simulate a file archiver software (e.g., WinRAR) in the browser and use a .zip domain to make it appear more legitimate, » security researcher mr.d0x disclosed last week.
Threat actors, in a
« With this phishing attack, you simulate a file archiver software (e.g., WinRAR) in the browser and use a .zip domain to make it appear more legitimate, » security researcher mr.d0x disclosed last week.
Threat actors, in a
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