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In a startling revelation from Microsoft Threat Intelligence, threat actors are increasingly targeting unsecured Kubernetes clusters to conduct illicit activities such as cryptomining. The dynamic and complex nature of containerized environments poses …
Hackers in the Elusive Comet campaign exploit Zoom’s remote-control feature to steal cryptocurrency, and over $100K lost in…
New malware campaign targets Docker environments using unknown methods to secretly mine cryptocurrency, researchers warn. Researchers from Darktrace and Cado Security have spotted a malware campaign that targets Docker environments with a novel technique to mine cryptocurrency. The malware campaign targets Docker environments to deploy a malicious node connected to Teneo, a decentralized infrastructure network. […]
North Korean cryptocurrency thieves abusing Zoom Remote collaboration feature to target cryptocurrency traders with malware.
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Did you know that when participating in a Zoom call, you can grant permission to other participants to control your computer remotely? While this feature may come in handy when dealing with trusted family, friends and colleagues, threat actors have sta…
Keeping up with crypto tax laws in Europe feels like a constant hurdle. Regulations evolve, tax authorities demand…
Threat actors are using open-source software (OSS) repositories to install malicious code into trusted applications, particularly targeting cryptocurrency software. The ReversingLabs (RL) research team has identified a pattern where attackers upload se…
In this Help Net Security interview, Norah Beers, CISO at Grayscale, discusses key security challenges in managing crypto assets, adversary tactics, private key management, and securing both hot and cold wallets. From a threat modeling perspective, wha…
ReversingLabs reveals a malicious npm package targeting Atomic and Exodus wallets, silently hijacking crypto transfers via software patching.
San Francisco smart contract security startup closes a $6.75 million seed funding round led by Archetype and Winklevoss Capital.
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