Scammers are using fake Odyssey pirate downloads to spread malware that's more dangerous than the Cyclops and Circe combined
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Lumma Stealer riding on pirated ebook downloads and bypassing 2FA via stolen cookies is another reminder that session hijack is now a mainstream threat, not an edge case. If your app relies on browser sessions, tighten device binding and anomaly detection—passwords and OTPs are no longer the choke point.
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