Fake Google Ads are being exploited to distribute malware targeting cryptocurrency wallets, posing a threat to crypto owners.
New LinkedIn scam targets crypto pros with fake job interviews, using wallet-draining malware. Be cautious!
Recent malware threats pose significant risks to cryptocurrency users by targeting their digital wallets, highlighting critical security concerns.
Researchers discovered new malware targeting cryptocurrency wallets, bypassing traditional security measures.
Cybercriminals have launched a sophisticated malware disguised as a Python-based trading app to target cryptocurrency traders, leveraging a supply chain attack amid market activity resurgence.
Malware disguised as trading bots is targeting cryptocurrency traders using social engineering to deceive users and steal data.
The Ambient Finance website was hacked, prompting the team to advise users to wait for a solution. The attack highlights the threats from malware spreading through various digital platforms.
Cybercriminals have stolen around $6,000 by targeting devices with cryptocurrency mining and theft malware, affecting thousands globally and raising cybersecurity concerns.
Cybercriminals have deployed malware targeting thousands of devices to steal cryptocurrency, with the stolen amount valued at approximately $6,000.
A cryptojacking malware infected 28,000 devices, stealing only $6,000.
A fake WalletConnect app on the Google Play market evaded detection for over six months, stealing $70K in crypto before being removed.
A malicious app named 'WalletConnect – Airdrop Wallet' in the Google Play Store was found stealing $70,000 from users. It was downloaded 10,000 times before being removed.
Hackers exploit email auto-replies to spread crypto-mining malware, hijacking users' systems to mine cryptocurrency without their knowledge.
Stealer malware targeting crypto wallets has skyrocketed in 2024. Binance responds with blacklist and safety measures.
Binance warns users about malware risks in cryptocurrency withdrawals, highlighting an ongoing threat manipulating withdrawal addresses and posing significant financial risks.
The main developer of the MacOS malware 'Cthulu Stealer' was flagged for withholding payments and the malware has been banned from at least one marketplace.
New macOS malware 'Cthulhu Stealer' targets Apple users, stealing crypto wallets, passwords, and sensitive data. It disguises itself as legitimate software and is available as malware-as-a-service for $500 per month. Apple plans to tighten Gatekeeper security in the upcoming macOS Sequoia.
A new strain of malware called 'Cthulhu Stealer' targets Apple Mac users, specifically focusing on extracting personal information and gaining access to crypto wallets like MetaMask.
Cado Security discovered 'Cthulhu Stealer,' a new malware that targets macOS users to steal cryptocurrency from wallets like MetaMask and Binance. This malware disguises itself as legitimate applications and tricks users into giving their passwords. It is sold as a MaaS for $500/month, with scammers using various deceptive tactics to spread it.
Mac users are warned about 'Cthulhu' malware that targets popular crypto wallets like MetaMask, Coinbase, and Binance on macOS.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered the Styx Stealer malware targeting Windows users' cryptocurrency transactions.
If the malware is downloaded, it can take everything from your device, the cybersecurity engineer wrote.
ESET Research reveals that the Ebury botnet, known for server-side backdoor attacks on Linux, FreeBSD, and OpenBSD servers, remains active with 100,000 servers affected. The malware continues to evolve and steal cryptocurrency.
Billy Markus, the Dogecoin founder, warns about the increasing number of advertisements containing malware on social media platforms, which can lead users to block ads.
North Korean hackers have deployed a new malware, called Durian, affecting South Korean cryptocurrency companies by exploiting legitimate security software to conduct persistent attacks.
North Korean group Kimsuky cyber-attacks South Korean crypto firms with 'Durian' malware, exploiting security software and installing multiple payloads.
North Korean hacking group Kimsuky launched cyberattacks on South Korean cryptocurrency firms using 'Durian' malware, reports Kaspersky.
The Brokewell malware targets Android users, potentially draining bank accounts and leaking locations, with Bitcoin and Ethereum holders at high risk.
Gamers encountered malware that stole Bitcoin after seeking 'Call of Duty' cheats, while Notcoin gears up for its airdrop. Nyan Heroes showcases its demo via Epic Games.
Hackers have targeted players of Call of Duty, using malware to steal Bitcoin from hundreds of thousands of affected gamers, according to @vxunderground.