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‘Matrix Push’ C2 Tool Hijacks Browser Notifications for Phishing

Posted on November 20, 2025
‘Matrix Push’ C2 Tool Hijacks Browser Notifications for Phishing

Have you ever given two seconds of thought to a browser notification? No? That’s what hackers are counting on.

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