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The sketchy code didn’t get on those machines via a hacked website or malicious browser extension. No, Asus itself pushed the malware to at hundreds of thousands of machines after attackers gained control of the company’s Asus Live Update Pushed Malware to 1 Million PCs
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The sketchy code didn’t get on those machines via a hacked website or malicious browser extension. No, Asus itself pushed the malware to at hundreds of thousands of machines after attackers gained control of the company’s Subscribe to iCameroon.Com Newsletter
