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Cybercriminals are now selling malware that affects Bitcoin ATMs, including cards that allows BTC withdrawals in the thousands of dollars. The number of Bitcoin ATMs continues to steadily grow. There...
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The number of internet-connected devices around the world continues to expand exponentially. Any and all of these machines are susceptible to hacking and malware. One particular router ran so hot...
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Even the mighty League of Legends online game can’t escape cryptojacking as an illicit cryptocurrency mining script was found on their Philippines server. League of Legends is a juggernaut in...
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Cryptocurrency-themed malware comes in many different shapes and forms. Ranging from ransomware to mining malware and cryptojackers, the number of threats is rising. A newly discovered form of malware known...
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Cryptocurrency malware is one of the most popular trends among cybercriminals. Most of these tools target Windows users because it is the leading operating system by market share. In recent...
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Malware has become a lucrative business for cybercriminals. Most of these attempts are linked to cryptocurrency activity in one way or another. The growth in popularity of Bitcoin and altcoins...
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Thousands of websites in the U.K. and worldwide have reportedly been infected with malware that uses users’ computers to mine cryptocurrency. According to the BBC, the U.K.’s data protection watchdog,...
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Credit card theft is slowly becoming the norm rather than an exception. Millions of credit card details have been stolen by hackers over the years and it appears the problems...
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Not too long ago, a group of criminals was arrested for their involvement in blowing up bank ATMs. By using explosive gas, the group managed to break into 27 different...