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Malicious Google Ad –> Fake Notepad++ Page –> Aurora Stealer malware

Posted on 18 January 2023

From isc.sans.edu

Google ads are a common vector for malware distribution.  Do a Google search for any popular free software download.  Review any search results marked “Ad” or “Sponsored,” then check the link to see if anything is unusual.

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