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WinstarNssmMiner, a new type of malware script used to mine Monero, has spread to half a million devices in 3 days, cyber researcher reports.
The Monero-mining program Coinhive has been recently found on 348 websites worldwide, report says.
A recently released academic report from Concordia University looks into the ethics behind browser-based cryptocurrency mining, focusing on the case of Coinhive...
Microsoft’s Windows Defender Antivirus reported that it stopped more than 400,000 attempts to inject crypto mining malware in 12 hours.
UK government and health websites are among the new victims of cryptocurrency mining malware’s latest return.
New Monero-mining malware ADB.Miner has infected 7,000 Android devices, including smartphones and TVs, cybersecurity researchers report.
Ledger hardware crypto wallet has discovered a vulnerability that forces users to double-check receiving addresses to protect funds, company reveals how to avoi...
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new Monero-mining botnet malware that has infected over half a million PCs worldwide using Eternalblue, a leaked NSA...
‘Fifty five percent’ of businesses worldwide are affected by cryptocurrency mining malware: it has even been detected in YouTube ads.
Korean authorities have claimed that cybercriminals based in DPRK have intensified their malware attacks against digital currency users.
Trojans and other sophisticated malware being targeted at digital currency owners; “Cryptoshuffler” has stolen $150,000 so far.
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A US man has admitted to stealing $40 mln worth of Bitcoin after he was arrested for selling stolen laptops and a gold necklace.
Malware appears to be responsible for a 13 BTC transaction falling into the wrong hands.
Cyren, an Israeli cybersecurity and software company, revealed a type of malware that has been stealing user funds and passwords of bitcoin wallets from PC user...
Over 1 million Android devices have become victims of mass malware hidden in apps called Gooligan.
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Could malware be injected into the blockchain and be used to steal user's private keys? Cyber security firm Kaspersky Labs seems to think so.