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Hackers Pose as Non-Profit Developers to Deploy Monero Mining Malware
REF1695 hackers spread Monero mining malware via fake non-profit installers, using stealth tactics to evade detection and hijack systems for profit.
UK Construction Firm Hit by Prometei Botnet Hiding in Windows Server
Cybersecurity firm eSentire's TRU break down the Russian Prometei botnet attack on a UK firm, detailing its TOR usage, password theft and decoy tactics.
Hacker Claims European Space Agency Breach, Selling 200GB of Data
This article has been updated with a tweet from the agency acknowledging that it is investigating these claims.…
Years Long Linux Cryptominer Spotted Using Legit Sites to Spread Malware
Cryptominer campaign runs for years using legit sites to spread malware, targeting Linux systems through known bugs and avoiding detection.
Monero (XMR) 2025 Prediction: What Is in Store for the Top Privacy Coin?
Monero (XMR) remains the leading privacy cryptocurrency with its unparalleled anonymity and security in a world increasingly financially…
Supply Chain Attack Hits Rspack, Vant npm Packages with Monero Miner
Popular npm packages, Rspack and Vant, were recently compromised with malicious code. Learn about the attack, the impact, and how to protect your projects from similar threats.
How Altcoins Influence The World of Crypto
Altcoins, or alternative cryptocurrencies, diversify the crypto landscape, offering investors options beyond Bitcoin and influencing market dynamics. Their…
Popular Thesaurus Website Used in Sneaky Cryptojacking Scheme
KEY FINDINGS Cybersecurity researchers at Group-IB unearthed a covert cryptojacking campaign concealed within a popular online thesaurus boasting…
Fake Super Mario 3 Installers Drop Crypto Miner, Data Stealer
The malware has the potential to target large-scale victims since games like Super Mario 3 are famous among…
Nitrokod Crypto Miner Hiding in Fake Microsoft and Google Translate Apps
Nitrokod crypto miner mines Monero (XMR) coin on infected devices and so far it has targeted 111,000 unsuspecting users in 11 countries.