Just when we thought targeted ads couldn't get any worse, these were found serving malware

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Researchers uncovered a zero-click spyware campaign delivered through online advertisements, requiring no user interaction

Journalists’ devices were infected with surveillance malware capable of stealing data, messages, audio, and video

Investigation linked the operation to Israeli firms tied to ad-tech infrastructure and commercial spyware

Imagine this: You’re a journalist. You get to work, log into your computer, and go about your daily activities. While browsing the internet, you see an ad for earbuds. You…