When you go online, staying safe should be your priority. You watch the links that you click, you be careful of the apps that you download and where you download them from, and so on like that. Somethings might be outside your control, e.g., a rogue AI attacking your favorite platform. Nonetheless, be careful of the personal information that you post online because anyone can easily use AI to piece together information that you never thought was out there.
Attackers impersonate popular AI brands to spread malware
I believe any technically oriented person will not fall for these attacks because it involves an InstallFix attack. Then I remembered not everyone is tech savvy, or knows what this attack is all about.
From the article:
In one case, a fake Claude site walked the victim through an mshta command that pulled a payload from a lookalike domain. The download was packaged as a Windows app named “claude” or “claude.msixbundle.”
