A renewed distribution wave for the WeedHack malware-as-a-service operation, with threat actors continuing to push infected Minecraft clients and mods despite the campaign’s original command-and-control infrastructure being disrupted. The researchers found multiple active websites impersonating popular Minecraft projects, offering paid clients at no cost, and abusing well-known hosting platforms to make malicious downloads appear trustworthy. […]
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