This fake GIMP ad on Google ends up delivering malware

This fake GIMP ad on Google ends up delivering malware

A Google ad network has been found serving malicious ads that may end up seeing users have files identity data (Opens in a new tab) And another sensitive intel theft.

It is said that hackers managed to trick Google Ad Manager into presenting a fake ad to the public photo editor GIMP, which means that those who wanted to download the program only ended up with a powerful inventor called Vidar.

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