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Fake Crypto Conference Lure Targeted Security Researchers With Malware
Security researchers were targeted by a fake crypto conference lure that used Google Docs and Apps Script to deliver malware for macOS and Windows.
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Security researchers were targeted by a fake crypto conference lure that used Google Docs and Apps Script to deliver malware for macOS and Windows.
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