Reddit may have started out as a social news aggregation site and forum but it has quickly exploded in popularity in recent years. So much so that even Google now sends its own users there when a traditional web search just doesn’t do the trick.
Even if you aren’t an active Reddit user with your own account, chances are that you’ve ended up on the site when trying to find a solution for a more difficult or niche problem. Well, as you would expect, hackers are now capitalizing on this in a new campaign.
