Malicious “privacy browser” hijacks PCs with mouse and keyboard injection
Security researchers at Intezer have uncovered a deceptive browser application that can remotely inject keyboard and mouse commands into Windows systems. The campaign was discovered after an employee mistyped a single character while following setup instructions for a newly purchased mouse. Intezer researchers found that the resulting infection was part of an operation with infrastructure … The post Malicious “privacy browser” hijacks PCs with mouse and keyboard injection appeared first on CyberInsider.
A malicious 'privacy browser' hijacked PCs by injecting keyboard and mouse commands, exploiting a user's mistake in typing a URL, with attack vectors dating back at least ten years.
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