Attackers are replacing fake login pages with infostealer malware that silently harvests passwords, cookies, and session tokens directly from infected devices. This shift matters because infostealers bypass MFA by stealing session cookies instead of passwords, work invisibly without triggering suspicion, and the proliferation of malware-as-a-service has made large-scale credential theft accessible to low-skilled criminals. Users must avoid malicious ads, fake software updates, pirated tools, and ClickFix tactics that trick them into executing malicious commands.
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