GoPlus: Beware of Google search top results/ads for Clade Code being malicious installers
PANews, March 11 — According to a security alert released by GoPlus, attackers are using Google search ads to distribute malware via pixel-perfect cloned #Claude Code official installation pages. This malware steals user passwords, cookies, session tokens, crypto wallets, credentials, and system information. GoPlus recommends identifying ad labels in search results, carefully checking for subtle differences between URLs and official websites; verifying installation methods through multiple channels such as official documentation, social media, or GitHub repositories; not executing unfamiliar commands directly and analyzing command behavior before running; and installing security plugins to intercept phishing links, risky signatures, authorizations, and transactions in real time.
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