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A compromised Thai college website was abused to redirect Google searchers to an illegal online casino. The incident shows how attackers can use unrelated, legitimate websites to funnel traffic into gambling fraud.
Mallory.ai reported that threat researchers identified criminal ecosystems hidden behind visually similar casino and adult websites. The report said the environments included illegal gambling and money-laundering operations, fraudulent scam platforms, and decoy sites hosting malware…