While it often arrives alongside pirated films, the malware has also been distributed with pirated software as well. ReasonLabs says that the malware used in this new campaign has actually been used more than 150,000 times in the past to steal data and other sensitive information from pirates. While users think they’ve managed to download the film for free without any consequences, a trojan arrives on their computer alongside the movie. Like similar campaigns, this one begins with free, illegal copies of The Super Mario Bros. As reported by Axios, the hackers began targeting Illumination’s latest film on April 30 after it was leaked on Twitter in its entirety and then quickly taken down. Movie, according to a new blog post from the cybersecurity firm ReasonLabs. This time around, they’ve embedded malware into illegal downloads of The Super Mario Bros. Hackers are once again targeting users that illegally download films and infecting their devices with malware. Mario driving a go-kart in the Super Mario Bros.
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