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Story summary
- CPUID reported that its website was compromised from April 9 to 10, 2026, exposing CPU-Z and HWMonitor downloads to malware.
- Attackers replaced legitimate download links with infected files flagged by antivirus.
- The breach lasted about six hours, and CPUID’s original files remained secure.
- The malware aimed to steal browser credentials.
- CPUID has fixed the issue and users should check for infections and change passwords if they downloaded compromised files.
