Bitdefender signals a phishing campaign on Google Ads and YouTube, which promises free access to TradingView but steals personal data and money.
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A complex phishing campaign, initially on Facebook and expanded to Google Ads and YouTube, promises free access to TradingView, but actually steals personal data and money. Attackers take over legitimate accounts, turning them into fake channels that imitate the platform. This threat affects users globally on Android, macOS, and Windows, with over 500 domains involved. Bitdefender recommends users to download applications only from official sites and to be cautious with ads that offer freebies.
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"Campanie sofisticată" de înșelătorie: Bitdefender avertizează că reclamele hackerilor de pe Facebook s-au mutat şi pe YouTube şi Google
FOTO Avertisment: reclamele înșelătoare de pe Facebook se mută și pe YouTube și Google
Bitdefender: Reclamele înșelătoare de pe Facebook s-au mutat și pe YouTube și Google
Bitdefender: Reclamele înșelătoare de pe Facebook se mută și pe YouTube și Google. Hackerii vizează date și criptomonede
Bitdefender: Reclamele înșelătoare de pe Facebook se mută și pe YouTube și Google. Hackerii vizează date și criptomonede
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