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One Fake Movie Download Can Expose Passwords, Payments and Crypto Assets
Cybercriminals are weaponizing pirated downloads of the blockbuster theatrical release “The Odyssey (2026)” to deliver Lumma Stealer. This prolific information-stealing malware quietly strips compromised systems of saved browser passwords, payment card details, and cryptocurrency wallets in a single execution. Within days of “The Odyssey” becoming one of the year’s most anticipated theatrical hits, threat researchers […] The post One Fake Movie Download Can Expose Passwords, Payments and Crypto Assets appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Cybercriminals are weaponizing pirated downloads of the blockbuster theatrical release “The Odyssey (2026)” to deliver Lumma Stealer. This prolific information-stealing malware quietly strips compromised systems of saved browser passwords, payment card details, and cryptocurrency wallets in a single execution. Within days of “The Odyssey” becoming one of the…
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