Malware Threat - Industry reports hackers are using fake Captchas to spread Lumma Stealer malware [1] Security Alert - Industry warns of the distribution of Lumma Stealer malware via deceptive Captcha techniques [1]

Security Risks - Phishing and malware are highlighted as a significant scam combination to watch in 2025 [1] - A single click on a fake email with a ZIP file can compromise a device and lead to significant losses [1] Recommendations - The report strongly recommends users to prioritize opsec (operational security) to protect their crypto assets [1] - Users are advised to move slowly and carefully to protect themselves from potential threats [1]

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Group 1 - Microsoft announced the dismantling of the Lumma Stealer malware project in collaboration with global law enforcement [1] - The digital crimes unit of Microsoft reported that over 394,000 Windows computers were infected by the Lumma malware worldwide between March 16 and May 16 [1] - The Lumma malware was commonly used by hackers to steal sensitive information such as passwords, credit cards, bank accounts, and cryptocurrency wallets [2]