Threat actors have been seen using phony artificial intelligence (AI)-powered apps as a ruse to trick users into downloading the Noodlophile malware, which steals information.
According to a report released last week by Morphisec researcher Shmuel Uzan, they create plausible AI-themed platforms rather than depending on conventional phishing or cracked software websites. These platforms are frequently promoted through Facebook groups that appear authentic and viral social media campaigns.
It has been discovered that posts published on these pages receive over 62,000 views in a single post, suggesting that the campaign is aimed at people who are searching for AI tools for manipulating images and videos. Among the phony social media accounts found are gratistuslibros, Luma Dreammachine Al, and Luma Dreammachine.
The social media posts encourage users to click on links promoting AI-powered content production services read more about Fake AI Tools Used to Spread Noodlophile Malware Targeting 62000+ via Facebook Lures.
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