You’d probably be surprised to learn how valuable social media information is to cybercriminals. Sure, they always want to find ways to infiltrate your bank accounts, but your Facebook details are also a gold mine.
That’s why they pull out all the tricks to steal your Facebook information. A recent example was a collection of over 400 apps caught stealing Facebook credentials. Tap or click here for all the details.
Earlier this year, a dangerous malware variant linked to hackers in Vietnam was discovered targeting Facebook Business account data. But the malware has been updated and targets ordinary people like you. Read on to see how the malware works and what you can do about it.
Here’s the backstory
In July, security researchers from WithSecure found phishing campaigns spreading Ducktail malware. The malware would steal browser data and Facebook Business account details if your device were infected. The scheme has been updated and now targets everyday Facebook users with PHP code.
The malware hides behind freeware links you might encounter on Facebook or through phishing emails. If you try downloading free games, adult videos or pirated software like Microsoft Office, your device could be infected with Ducktail malware.
According to ZScaler, when the malicious code infects your device, it performs…
