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StilachiRAT Analysis: Uncovering System Reconnaissance Techniques and Cryptocurrency Theft Trends

In November 2024, Microsoft Incident Response discovered a new remote access trojan (RAT) named StilachiRAT. This malware employs advanced techniques to avoid detection, maintain its presence on infected systems, and steal sensitive data. StilachiRAT has been found to target passwords saved in browsers, digital wallet data, clipboard information, and more. While Microsoft has not linked ...

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New MassJacker Malware Exploits Piracy Users to Hijack Cryptocurrency Transactions: Protect Your Assets Now!

A new cyber threat named MassJacker is targeting users looking for pirated software, according to CyberArk. This clipper malware monitors clipboard content to steal cryptocurrency by replacing copied wallet addresses with those controlled by attackers. The infection chain starts at a suspicious website offering pirated software, which delivers the malware via a PowerShell script. MassJacker ...

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MassJacker Malware Exploits 778,000 Wallets to Steal Cryptocurrency: Protect Your Digital Assets Now!

A new clipboard hijacking malware called ‘MassJacker’ has been found, which targets cryptocurrency users. It monitors the clipboard of infected computers for cryptocurrency wallet addresses and swaps them with addresses controlled by the attackers. This operation has used over 778,000 wallet addresses and has reportedly stolen substantial amounts, with one Solana wallet alone collecting over ...

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Trump’s Cryptocurrency Impact: Unveiling ConnectWise RAT’s Role in Digital Security and Innovation

A recent email scam is impersonating Binance, attempting to lure victims into downloading a fake “Binance Desktop” to claim TRUMP coins. Instead of receiving cryptocurrency, unsuspecting users unknowingly install ConnectWise RAT, a remote access tool that allows hackers to control their computers within minutes. The attackers carefully crafted their emails and website to appear legitimate, ...

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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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GrassCall Malware Campaign: Protect Your Crypto Wallets from Fake Job Interview Scams

A recent scam has targeted job seekers in the Web3 space, using fake job interviews through a harmful meeting app called “GrassCall.” This social engineering scheme, carried out by a Russian-speaking group known as Crazy Evil, has affected hundreds of individuals, with reports of cryptocurrency wallets being drained. Victims were tricked into downloading malware disguised ...

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GrassCall Malware Campaign: How Fake Job Interviews Are Draining Crypto Wallets and Targeting Job Seekers

A recent social engineering scam known as the GrassCall attack has targeted job seekers in the Web3 space, tricking them into downloading a fake meeting app that installs malware to steal cryptocurrency wallets. The Russian-speaking group behind the attack, called Crazy Evil, created a fake company profile and job listings to lure victims. Once candidates ...

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North Korea-Linked Threat Actor Uses RustDoor and Koi Stealer Malware to Target Cryptocurrency Sector on macOS

Malware targeting macOS is becoming more common, particularly from North Korean hackers who are using sophisticated methods to steal sensitive data. Recent investigations uncovered two types of malware: RustDoor and a new variant of Koi Stealer, both disguised as legitimate software updates. These attackers often pose as job recruiters to lure software developers into downloading ...

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North Korean Hackers Exploit Job Scams to Target Freelance Developers and Deploy Malware

Freelance software developers are facing a serious threat from a hacking campaign linked to North Korea, known as DeceptiveDevelopment. This campaign uses job interview scams to distribute malicious software like BeaverTail and InvisibleFerret, which aim to steal cryptocurrency and sensitive login information. Researchers at ESET reported that attackers target platforms like Upwork and Freelancer, using ...

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