Malicious Ads Target Kaiser Permanente Employees with Malware
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🦠 Malicious Google Ads Target Kaiser Permanente Employees with SocGholish Malware. A recent cybersecurity incident involved a fraudulent Google Search Ad impersonating Kaiser Permanente’s HR portal, aimed at phishing employees for their login credentials. Instead of capturing credentials, victims were redirected to a compromised website that prompted them to update their browser, initiating a malware campaign known as SocGholish. This malware collects user information and allows human operators to access infected machines. The ad was reported to Google, highlighting the ongoing threat of malicious ads targeting employees of large companies. Experts advise caution when interacting with online ads and recommend using protective tools to enhance browsing security.
