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  Data theft malware targets Fortnite players

  Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 3:29pm CEST par Ian Barker

  It's no surprise that the release of a new season of Fortnite has led to a rise in scammers keen to exploit gamers who are eager to sample the new software. Among a rash of supposed free passes and free Android versions of the game that hide surveys and other nuisances, researchers at Malwarebytes have uncovered a malicious program seeking to steal data and Bitcoins. The malware was offered by a YouTube account under the guise of a cheat and had received more than 2,000 views a day after uploading. Clicking the link takes you to a survey page which… [Continue Reading]