Following this, the known security firm CloudSEK uncovered a sophiscated attack that involves a fake PDF-to-DOCX converter impersonating the popular online file conversion service pdfcandy.com.

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Around the same time, infosec outfit CloudSEK published an analysis of the purported security breach and concluded the sample data corresponds to the production systems of real customers.