Kaspersky has identified several malicious apps circulating in the repository Hackers are using GitHub to distribute fake projects designed to steal cryptocurrency and sensitive information, according to cybersecurity firm Kaspersky. The campaign, dubbed “GitVenom,” involves the creation of hundreds of fraudulent repositories that trick users into downloading malware disguised as legitimate software. These projects often
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A New Apple Malware Has Surfaced That Threatens Cryptocurrency Wallets
The latest malware is reportedly a variation of previously reported crypto-stealing software A new form of malware targeting Apple Mac users has emerged, creating a significant threat to cryptocurrency wallets. Known as “Cthulhu Stealer,” this malicious software is designed to steal sensitive personal information and access crypto wallets. The malware disguises itself as legitimate software,
Researchers find security flaws in popular cryptocurrency wallets
Crypto fans need to be extremely cautious with their holdings Digital asset infrastructure corporation Fireblocks has disclosed that more than 15 leading online crypto wallet providers have serious vulnerabilities that could potentially put millions of customer accounts at risk. Crypto fans should take note and protect their assets more than ever. Fireblocks said in an
Android, iOS stores play host to new cryptocurrency-stealing apps
Google and Apple are slipping when it comes to controlling what’s available for their platforms Sophos has released new findings on CryptoRom (cryptocurrency and romance) scams about a subset of techniques developed to trick dating app users into making fake cryptocurrency investments. Sophos X-Ops has followed CryptoRom fraudsters that have been refining their methods since
New cryptocurrency malware can read screenshots of saved pass phrases
Hackers are getting more sophisticated, uncovering new ways to steal crypto This week, researchers warned about two related malware campaigns, CherryBlos and FakeTrade, which target Android users to steal cryptocurrency and other money-making scams. The malware is distributed through fake Android apps on Google Play, social media platforms, and phishing sites. Trend Micro said its