Facebook Users Beware: ‘Ov3r Stealer’ Malware Poses Risk

The Nigerian agency, NITDA, has issued an alert to warn users about a new malware called ‘Ov3r Stealer’, which specifically targets Facebook users. The malware operates by tricking users with fake job advertisements and then stealing sensitive information. It can also distribute other malware, thereby posing a significant risk to the user’s security. NITDA advises users to keep their apps updated, be cautious of clicking on ads, and ensure that they have an updated antivirus software. As social media platforms are becoming increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, it’s essential to remain vigilant online to prevent such attacks.
The widespread use of social media platforms in people’s daily lives has made them a prime target for cybercriminals. Recently, NITDA issued a warning to remind us of the importance of being vigilant and proactive in implementing cybersecurity measures to protect personal and business information. It highlights the need for users to stay up-to-date with emerging cyber threats and take necessary precautions, such as regularly updating their security measures. By being cautious and proactive, individuals can reduce the likelihood of falling prey to malware attacks like Ov3r Stealer and ensure the safety of their digital assets.