Online gamers are often targeted by cyber thieves, as their game accounts hold coveted items and/or funds to buy them. In order to gain access, the crooks usually set up clever phishing schemes or try to make gamers install spyware so that they can get their hands on the login credentials.
Malwarebytes has recently spotted a fake version of the official website of Razer - the developer of Razer Comms, a popular voice chat and messanger app for gamers - that supposedly offers the app for download (click on the screenshot to enlarge it):
