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Scammers Impersonating Windows Defender to Push Malicious Windows Apps | McAfee Blogs
Summary points: Scammers are increasingly using Windows Push Notifications to impersonate legitimate alerts Recent campaigns pose as a Windows Defender Update Victims end up allowing the installation of a malicious Windows Application that targets user and system information Browser push notifications can highly resemble Windows system notifications. As recently discussed, scammers are abusing push notifications to trick users into taking action. This recent example demonstrates the social engineering tactics used to trick users into installing…
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