1. Threat Identification- Threat: Cloned CapCut websites distributing malware disguised as CapCut installers.- Attack Vector: Fake CapCut websites, black hat SEO, search ads, and promotion on social media.- Potential Impacts: Stolen passwords, cookies, files, and data from messaging apps, cryptocurrency wallet apps, and remote access software.

2. Threat Assessment- Likelihood: High, given CapCut’s popularity and the application’s ban in certain countries, pushing users to seek alternative download methods.- Potential Costs: Financial loss due to stolen credentials and cryptocurrency wallets, loss of privacy, and potential unauthorized access to sensitive information and systems.

3. Assets at Risk- Data: User passwords, cookies, specific file types, and data stored in messaging apps, cryptocurrency wallet apps, and remote access software.- Systems: Primarily Windows 8, 10, and 11 devices.

4. Mitigation Strategies- Download CapCut and other software only from official sites (capcut.com, Google Play, and the App Store).- Avoid clicking on promoted search results when looking for software download links.- Use robust antivirus software and keep it updated.- Be cautious of suspicious websites and links shared on social media, forums, and direct messages.

5. Communication to Stakeholders- Inform employees, customers, and partners about the cloned CapCut websites and the associated risks.- Share mitigation strategies with stakeholders to reduce the risk of falling victim to this threat.- Encourage users to report any suspicious websites or download links to the appropriate IT or security team.