Hacker forged Windows 11 upgrade website to trick users to download the virus

Previously, after Microsoft launched Windows 11, it attracted the attention of many users and set off an upgrade boom. Hackers will naturally not miss this opportunity to spread the virus. At that time, hackers made phishing websites to induce users to click, and when users downloaded the so-called upgrade program according to the prompt, what they actually downloaded was a virus.

Unexpectedly, such phishing websites have begun to appear again, and network security company, CloudSEK has found in their daily monitoring that there are fake Windows 11 upgrade websites. Both the domain name and the content of this website are fake, and of course, the virus is also downloaded immediately, which is basically similar to the phishing website that appeared before.

The purpose is to steal the user’s cryptocurrency, and hackers will hijack browsers and cryptocurrency wallets to steal the keys. Common browsers such as Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, 360 Browser, Comodo. etc. will be hijacked.

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