Cybercrooks spell trouble with typosquatting domains amid CrowdStrike crisis

Researchers observed thousands of typosquatting domains exploiting a CrowdStrike outage to run phishing and extortion campaigns; examples include fake 'fix' sites selling bogus executables and phishing lures that delivered Remcos RATs and a new stealer dubbed Daolpu. CrowdStrike issued warnings and remediation guidance while the campaigns remain largely opportunistic and of limited sophistication, though active malicious delivery has been observed.