Fake DirectX12 download site installs crypto-stealing malware - MSPoweruser

It seems malware owners have found a new way to trick users into installing their software, and unfortunately, Google is helping. Security researcher Oliver Hough discovered that hackers have created a fake DirectX 12 download site, which appears fully formed with a security certificate, privacy policy, disclaimer, DMCA policy and more, but which instead pushes […]

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