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Cybersecurity researchers have spotted yet another malicious Facebook ad campaign looking to trick users into installingmalwareon your Windows equipment.
The team from Trustwave SpiderLabsrevealedhow an unnamed threat actor created a Facebook ad campaign for digital advertising jobs.
Those that choose the ad are served a weaponized PDF file with an embedded Access Document button.
Clicking the button triggers a chain reaction that ultimately delivers an infostealer called Ov3r_Stealer.
“The main difference between the two is that Phemedrone is written in C#.”
