Fake 'Cthulhu World' P2E project used to push info-stealing malware

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Hackers have created a fake 'Cthulhu World' play-to-earn community, including websites, Discord groups, social accounts, and a Medium developer site, to distribute the Raccoon Stealer, AsyncRAT, and RedLine password-stealing malware infections on unsuspecting victims.
As play-to-earn games rise in popularity, scammers and threat actors increasingly target these new platforms for malicious activities.

Fake 'Cthulhu World' P2E project used to push info-stealing malware

Hackers have created a fake 'Cthulhu World' play-to-earn community, including websites, Discord groups, social accounts, and a Medium developer site, to distribute the Raccoon Stealer, AsyncRAT, and RedLine password-stealing malware infections on unsuspecting victims.

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