Malvertising is a type of cyberattack that involves malicious actors using online advertising to deliver malicious software, such as malware and ransomware. Malvertising is becoming increasingly common, and the latest target is Google Search Results.

Recently, Google reported that malicious actors are using malvertising to deliver malicious software, such as stealers, through Google Search Results. Google has identified a number of malicious websites that are being used to distribute malicious software, such as stealers, through Google Search Results. These malicious websites are being used to redirect users to other malicious websites that contain malicious content.

Stealers are malicious programs that are designed to steal sensitive information, such as usernames, passwords, and financial information, from users' computers. Once the stealer has been installed, it can be used to gain access to the user's system and steal their data.

Google is taking steps to combat this type of malicious activity. They are actively monitoring for malicious activity, and have implemented measures to help protect users from malicious websites and content. They have also implemented technology to detect and block malicious websites from appearing in Search Results.

Malvertising is an increasingly common problem, and it is important for users to be aware of the risks associated with it. Be sure to take steps to protect yourself from malicious websites and content. Keep your system up-to-date, use a strong password, and be aware of any suspicious activity on your system. It is also important to be aware of the potential for malicious actors to use malvertising to deliver malicious software, such as stealers, through Google Search Results.