Half a million computers in Vietnam suffer from dangerous spyware
According to Bkav, BrowserSpy spyware is spreading strongly on devices in Vietnam. Since the beginning of July, there have been more than 560,000 domestic computers monitored by this malicious program and this number is still growing rapidly.
BrowserSpy hides in fake software online to trick users into downloading. Once activated, this spyware will immediately install a malicious plug-in into the browser to track (email, web access history, search content .) and collect user information. (bank account, Facebook password, Gmail .). In addition, BrowserSpy can control your computer, perform targeted attacks APT thanks to the ability to update and download other malicious code.
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Computer infected with BrowserSpy is difficult to detect because it has no special expression. To avoid infection, users should not arbitrarily download software from unsecured sources, install the latest anti-virus software to protect computers safely.
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