Clever Malvertising Attack Exploits Puny Code for Key Pass's Official Website

Attackers used puny code to create a look-alike website for Key Pass, which appeared legitimate due to the use of a visually similar character with a dot underneath it. The attack made it difficult to spot the presence of puny code in the address bar. Furthermore, the attackers went the extra mile by digitally signing the malware with a seemingly legitimate certificate, highlighting the importance of verifying the source even if a file appears to be signed. The incident emphasizes the need for caution when downloading files and ensuring they are indeed from the expected source.