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Well, as you would expect, hackers are now capitalizing on this in a new campaign.
This helps build trust with victims and makes them believe that the download link is legitimate and not malicious.
Unfortunately though, that couldnt be anything further from the truth.
The download link takes them to another fake website impersonating the popular file-sharing service WeTransfer.
It too looks just like the real thing.
Once installed on your setup, Lumma Stealer can use your stolen passwords to take over your online accounts.
So far, there are 529 pages impersonating Reddit and 407 that impersonate WeTransfer.
When in doubt though, dont choose any links sent to you in a suspicious message or email.
Likewise, you should enable your browsers built-in protection against sites known for spreading malware.
Then, its just a matter of passing on this knowledge to your friends, family and children.
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