New Android Malware Disguises as Crypto App
The malware can also take control of an infected Android device to steal personal cryptocurrency.
The malware can also take control of an infected Android device to steal personal cryptocurrency.
Cryptojacking is a type of cyberattack where a cryptomining software is secretly installed on the user’s computer. The software mines the cryptocurrency Monero using the remote computer’s power and, by extension, the user’s electricity.
Varonis cybersecurity research teamย has discovered a new crypto-jacking virus dubbed โNormanโ. It aims to mine the cryptocurrency Monero XMR and bypass detection.
Cybersecurity firm Avast released details on how Clipsa, a crypto stealing malware worked its way across computers around the world, particularly in India and the Philippines.
The Philippines is now the 9th most attacked online globally, up from last year where we are at the 44th spot.
The Google PlayStore has joined Appleโs App Store in banning cryptocurrency mining apps.
A League of Legends (LoL) player in the Philippines found out that his LoL client runs a cryptocurrency mining program in his PC without his knowledge.
Reports from security firms suggest that cryptojacking is becoming more popular than ransomware because of its ease of use vs other types of malware.
iPhone and iPad users who are infected with crypto mining malware may notice a significant decrease in their battery life along with a massive CPU drain.
Trend Micro identified a malicious Chrome extension that targets cryptocurrency trading platforms and spreads by using Facebook Messenger.