Articles for tag: ClipBanker, cryptocurrency theft, Cybersecurity, Kaspersky, Malware, Microsoft Office, SourceForge

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Hackers Use Microsoft Office Add-Ins to Disguise Crypto Address-Swapping Malware: A New Cybersecurity Threat Emerges

Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has reported that hackers are using fake Microsoft Office extensions on SourceForge to steal cryptocurrencies. One such malicious extension, named “officepackage,” includes a hidden malware called ClipBanker. This malware replaces the copied wallet address in a user’s clipboard with the attacker’s address, leading to stolen funds. The fake listings mimic legitimate software, ...

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Hackers Conceal Crypto Address-Swapping Malware in Microsoft Office Add-Ins: Protect Your Digital Assets Today

Cybersecurity researchers from Kaspersky have reported that hackers are trying to steal cryptocurrency using malware disguised as fake Microsoft Office extensions on SourceForge. One of the malicious listings, called “officepackage,” includes legitimate Office add-ins but secretly contains a malware called ClipBanker. This malware replaces copied crypto wallet addresses on users’ clipboards with the attacker’s address, ...

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SilentCryptoMiner: How a Fake VPN Targeted and Infected 2,000 Russian Users with DPI Bypass Tools

A new cybersecurity threat involving a malware called SilentCryptoMiner is targeting users by pretending to be a tool to bypass internet restrictions. According to Kaspersky, this scheme is gaining popularity among cybercriminals who use specific software to spread malware disguised as helpful applications. This particular campaign has already compromised over 2,000 Russian users by promoting ...

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Beware: Apps on Google Play and Apple App Store Caught Stealing Crypto Wallets – Protect Your Digital Assets Now

A recent security report reveals that certain Android and iOS apps on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store contain harmful software designed to steal cryptocurrency wallet recovery phrases. This malicious software development kit, named “SparkCat,” operates by using optical character recognition (OCR) to scan images on devices for sensitive information. Over 242,000 downloads ...

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