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Author Topic: Beware of Increasingly Sophisticated Malware Infection Attempts  (Read 899771 times)
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November 14, 2023, 10:23:06 PM
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My friend's account got swiped with keyboard malware virus. Just coz he did copy and paste. This scams ain't funny
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February 28, 2024, 06:30:37 AM
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Yes the points you mentioned are very technical and clear but the last one is the key to the door of a safe trading era. You have to keep a device for daily activities that has no link with your device if trading it has a number of reasons.

Nowadays scamming has so much increased and the techniques are so much efficient that if you use a PC or mobile, it surely will be subjected to some malware. It has became almost impossible to avoid such kind of activities although anti malware companies are developing software but they're not meeting the requirements .So the best way to keep yourself safe is keep separate mobile for crypto use ans don't download unnecessary files and software.
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July 29, 2024, 08:20:44 PM
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On LinkedIn and Upwork I've received a number of contacts saying they would like to hire for a few different reasons. One was for finding some problems with their Web3 site, another for adding features, another to change blockchains, others for similar reasons. They would point to a github account which invariably included some react based node and asked to look at what exists and then schedule a call to talk.

The scam here is they expect you to run some random npm on a windows box. This would search your machine for any wallet software, upload it elsewhere, and then install any other files from an offsite host.  I'm not sure if any windows firewall or AV would catch the issue.  The nasty code has been hiding in jquery-min.js and similar, deobfuscating the code shows a long list of potential wallet file locations to grab and the IP addresses of where to upload and also download further files.

I have no idea on the effectiveness of this approach as any real dev shouldn't run unknown software on a local machine. However the javascript was 500 lines of rather interesting code so there was some work put into the scam.


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August 21, 2024, 01:48:23 PM
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Malware infections are very detrimental to all of us. and I have experienced something like that. and this is what makes me quite careful about entering sites that are not clear.
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