The crypto-mining malware security issue has evolved as hackers target popular tools like the Windows’ Advanced Installer to execute harmful scripts. The malware primarily affects software installers for 3D modeling and graphic design, particularly in French-speaking regions. This practice, known as ‘cryptojacking’, installs mining code on devices without consent, causing overheating and poor performance.
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Cryptocurrency – Malware’s New Target: Understanding the Rising Foe in Digital Security
“Blackberry’s ‘Global Threat Intelligence Report’ outlines over 1.5 million thwarted cyberattacks from March to May; most targeted finance, healthcare, and government sectors. Malware like RedLine, designed to steal sensitive data such as credit card and cryptocurrency details, have risen in popularity, with groups like SmokeLoader, RaccoonStealer and Vidar being specifically aimed at commandeering systems for crypto mining or theft.”