A growing network of fake Windows app sites is emerging, and what looks harmless today could become a much bigger threat tomorrow.
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Scammers are impersonating popular Windows app websites, raising fears of a coordinated malware campaign targeting unsuspecting users.
Usama Jawad
Neowin
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