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Scammers are using fake Microsoft 11 installers to spread malware - CyberScoop
This is precisely why every software consumer should employ effective Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management ( C-SCRM) best practices to prevent from becoming a victim of malware. A proper, effective C-SCRM solution, applied proactively - before any attempt at installation - would prevent these type of cyber attacks from succeeding.
Never trust software, always verify and report!™
Scammers are using fake Microsoft 11 installers to spread malware - CyberScoop
Windows 11 won’t hit the street until later this year, but that hasn’t stopped hackers from trying to use it to infect victims with malware. Security firm Kaspersky warned on Friday that crooks were exploiting people overeager to get their hands on th
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