Malwarebytes Labs researchers say users get tricked into loading malware because the fraudulent ads tend to get better placement than the legitimate search.

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The China-linked APT group targeted offshore branch office routers to drop backdoor malware on multinational U.S. and Japanese corporations.

The vulnerability — CVE-2023-5129 — was given a critical 10.0 CVSS score by Google and a high-severity 8.8 score by NIST.

An authentic-looking page and an almost genuine URL can be enough to entice users to download malicious software.