A large number of images uploaded to the internet have been infected with a type of malware known as Pixel Tracker. The malicious code, which was designed to track user activity on websites and online platforms, has been found in thousands of images across multiple platforms.
The affected images are identified by their URL patterns, with many containing phrases like “api/posts/” followed by a unique identifier. The malware is spread through compromised websites or social media platforms that host the infected images.
Experts warn that if left unchecked, the Pixel Tracker malware could be used to steal sensitive information from users who interact with the infected content. Users are advised to exercise caution when viewing these images and avoid downloading or clicking on them.
The affected images have been identified across various platforms, including social media sites and online forums. Users are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to the relevant authorities.
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