


- Hackers are spreading a fake version of KeePass, a popular password manager.
- It’s being promoted through fake ads, especially on Bing search results.

- The fake website looks just like the real KeePass site.
- When downloaded, the software seems to work normally — but it secretly:
- Steals your saved passwords
- Installs malware and ransomware
- Lets hackers take control of your device
- Steals your saved passwords

- Only download software from official websites — not through ads or pop-ups.
- Double-check website addresses (look for typos or strange URLs).
- Use antivirus protection and keep your system updated.
- If in doubt, ask a trusted tech-savvy friend or family member before installing anything.