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🚨 New Malware Alert: SparkKitty is Stealing Your Crypto! 🚨
🦠 Kaspersky has uncovered SparkKitty — a stealthy new malware targeting iOS & Android users via fake crypto apps.
📸 What it does:
Steals screenshots of your seed phrase stored on your phone!
⚠️ Protect yourself:
✅ NEVER save seed phrases as images
✅ ALWAYS write them down on paper
✅ VERIFY apps before installing — no shortcuts
Your security is your responsibility in Web3.
Don’t let SparkKitty snatch your crypto.
#CyberSecurity #Kaspersky #CryptoSafety #SeedPhrase #MalwareAlert
🦠 Kaspersky has uncovered SparkKitty — a stealthy new malware targeting iOS & Android users via fake crypto apps.
📸 What it does:
Steals screenshots of your seed phrase stored on your phone!
⚠️ Protect yourself:
✅ NEVER save seed phrases as images
✅ ALWAYS write them down on paper
✅ VERIFY apps before installing — no shortcuts
Your security is your responsibility in Web3.
Don’t let SparkKitty snatch your crypto.
#CyberSecurity #Kaspersky #CryptoSafety #SeedPhrase #MalwareAlert
🚨 JUST IN🚨: Kaspersky warns of new malware "SparkKitty" targeting crypto enthusiasts 🐱💻
SparkKitty steals seed phrase screenshots from infected phones via crypto-themed apps on iOS & Android. Stay vigilant & protect your wallet! 🛡️
#CyberSecurity #Malware #Crypto #SeedPhrase #Kaspersky #CryptoNews #CryptoMarket
SparkKitty steals seed phrase screenshots from infected phones via crypto-themed apps on iOS & Android. Stay vigilant & protect your wallet! 🛡️
#CyberSecurity #Malware #Crypto #SeedPhrase #Kaspersky #CryptoNews #CryptoMarket
🚨 ALERT🚨: New malware SparkKitty targets crypto users! 🐱💻 It steals seed phrase screenshots from infected phones through crypto-themed apps on iOS & Android. ⚠️
Kaspersky warns: Stay vigilant & protect your assets! 🔒
#CyberSecurity #Crypto #Malware #Kaspersky #iOS #Android #CryptoNews #Investing
Kaspersky warns: Stay vigilant & protect your assets! 🔒
#CyberSecurity #Crypto #Malware #Kaspersky #iOS #Android #CryptoNews #Investing
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The theft of cryptocurrencies has increased as hackers sell fake phones equipped with malware
Kaspersky Cybersecurity has revealed that hackers are using malicious software installed on Android devices to steal cryptocurrencies.
The company advised users to exercise caution.
As the world of cryptocurrencies evolves, hackers are innovating new ways to steal users' digital assets. Kaspersky Lab experts revealed that hackers are using fake Android smartphones to steal cryptocurrencies.
According to Kaspersky Cybersecurity, thousands of infected Android devices have been discovered, specifically developed to steal user data and cryptocurrencies. These devices are often sold at low prices to attract buyers.
The latest malware is a modified version of Triada, a Trojan remote access malware used to compromise Android devices. Security companies reported finding over 2,600 users affected by the new version of Triada. These users belong to various regions around the world, but the majority are from Russia.
#russia #HackerAlert #hackers #Malwareattack
#kaspersky
Kaspersky Cybersecurity has revealed that hackers are using malicious software installed on Android devices to steal cryptocurrencies.
The company advised users to exercise caution.
As the world of cryptocurrencies evolves, hackers are innovating new ways to steal users' digital assets. Kaspersky Lab experts revealed that hackers are using fake Android smartphones to steal cryptocurrencies.
According to Kaspersky Cybersecurity, thousands of infected Android devices have been discovered, specifically developed to steal user data and cryptocurrencies. These devices are often sold at low prices to attract buyers.
The latest malware is a modified version of Triada, a Trojan remote access malware used to compromise Android devices. Security companies reported finding over 2,600 users affected by the new version of Triada. These users belong to various regions around the world, but the majority are from Russia.
#russia #HackerAlert #hackers #Malwareattack
#kaspersky
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🔴 Hackers are attacking through fake Office extensions — over 4,600 wallets stolen
Experts from Kaspersky Lab are sounding the alarm: hackers are spreading malware through fake Microsoft Office add-ons. The goal is mining on your computer and stealing crypto by substituting addresses.
📌 How it works:
– The malware is disguised as Office extensions
– Distributed through the SourceForge website
– The victim runs the installer → the system gets infected
– ClipBanker changes the cryptocurrency wallet address in the clipboard
– Money is transferred to the attackers
– Already 4,604 users have been affected, of which 90% are in Russia
📉 Impact: negative — a blow to trust in alternative software sources and an increased risk among crypto investors.
📜 Historical fact:
A similar ClipBanker was used in attacks in 2021. At that time, the virus replaced addresses for more than 10,000 users — the damage exceeded $2.5 million.
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#CryptoSecurity #Hacking #ClipBanker #MicrosoftOffice #Kaspersky
Experts from Kaspersky Lab are sounding the alarm: hackers are spreading malware through fake Microsoft Office add-ons. The goal is mining on your computer and stealing crypto by substituting addresses.
📌 How it works:
– The malware is disguised as Office extensions
– Distributed through the SourceForge website
– The victim runs the installer → the system gets infected
– ClipBanker changes the cryptocurrency wallet address in the clipboard
– Money is transferred to the attackers
– Already 4,604 users have been affected, of which 90% are in Russia
📉 Impact: negative — a blow to trust in alternative software sources and an increased risk among crypto investors.
📜 Historical fact:
A similar ClipBanker was used in attacks in 2021. At that time, the virus replaced addresses for more than 10,000 users — the damage exceeded $2.5 million.
📢 You are not a trader if you find out about everything last. Subscribe 🔔
#CryptoSecurity #Hacking #ClipBanker #MicrosoftOffice #Kaspersky
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YouTubers Extorted to Spread Crypto Mining Malware: A New Threat to the Cryptocurrency Market?
Hackers are forcing YouTubers to install crypto-mining malware in their videos, according to research from Kaspersky – a well-known security company. This 'extortion' tactic exploits audience trust and the popularity of geo-unblocking tools, posing a new threat to users and the crypto market. What is happening, and how does it affect the cryptocurrency industry?
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Warning: GitVenom Malware is Targeting Developers to Steal Cryptocurrency
Security researchers from Kaspersky recently discovered a dangerous malware campaign named GitVenom, targeting software developers by creating fake repositories on GitHub. If downloaded, this type of malware can exploit victims to steal cryptocurrency.
GitVenom: The Hidden Threat in Fake Repositories
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is an open-source code sharing platform where developers around the world can easily use and reuse code.
GitVenom: The Hidden Threat in Fake Repositories
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is an open-source code sharing platform where developers around the world can easily use and reuse code.
🚨Warning🔥
🗣️#Kaspersky published a security report about the presence of applications on the Google & Apple stores infected with malware called "#SparkCat " that scans images on the infected device for any screenshots that include passwords or secret phrases specific to the crypto wallet
📍If the application finds what it is looking for,it extracts the text from the images and sends it to the attacker
📍These applications were also present on the App Store.This means that even the iPhone will not protect you in this case
📍Therefore,not keeping your wallet passwords on an electronic device connected to the Internet is very important
$BTC
🗣️#Kaspersky published a security report about the presence of applications on the Google & Apple stores infected with malware called "#SparkCat " that scans images on the infected device for any screenshots that include passwords or secret phrases specific to the crypto wallet
📍If the application finds what it is looking for,it extracts the text from the images and sends it to the attacker
📍These applications were also present on the App Store.This means that even the iPhone will not protect you in this case
📍Therefore,not keeping your wallet passwords on an electronic device connected to the Internet is very important
$BTC
🛡️ Cryptojacking Alert: Russian Devices Hijacked in Covert Mining Operation
According to Cointelegraph, a hacker group known as Librarian Ghouls (aka Rare Werewolf) has been behind a stealthy cryptojacking campaign infecting hundreds of devices across Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan since December 2024.
💻 Here’s what happened:
• The group used phishing emails disguised as official documents or invoices to spread malware.
• Once inside a system, they:
o Disable Windows Defender
o Establish remote access
o Run crypto miners between 1 AM to 5 AM to avoid detection
o Exfiltrate data: login credentials, hardware specs (RAM, GPU, CPU), and more
🔍 Targets include:
• Industrial enterprises
• Engineering universities
• Other tech-heavy institutions in Russian-speaking regions
🚨 Why it matters:
This operation demonstrates how cybercrime continues to evolve, with advanced timing controls, stealthy exfiltration methods, and minimal custom code—relying instead on legitimate third-party tools.
Security experts suspect the group may even be hacktivists, not purely financially motivated.
🧠 Key takeaway for crypto users:
Always practice cyber hygiene:
• Avoid unknown attachments
• Use multi-factor authentication
• Keep antivirus and firmware up-to-date
• Monitor system resource usage during off-hours
📌 This news underlines the increasing link between crypto and cybersecurity risks. Be vigilant, and safeguard your digital assets.
#CryptoNews #Cryptojacking #CyberSecurity #Kaspersky #miningscam #CryptoMining #PhishingAlert #BlockchainSecurity #BTC #BinanceStyle #DigitalSafety
According to Cointelegraph, a hacker group known as Librarian Ghouls (aka Rare Werewolf) has been behind a stealthy cryptojacking campaign infecting hundreds of devices across Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan since December 2024.
💻 Here’s what happened:
• The group used phishing emails disguised as official documents or invoices to spread malware.
• Once inside a system, they:
o Disable Windows Defender
o Establish remote access
o Run crypto miners between 1 AM to 5 AM to avoid detection
o Exfiltrate data: login credentials, hardware specs (RAM, GPU, CPU), and more
🔍 Targets include:
• Industrial enterprises
• Engineering universities
• Other tech-heavy institutions in Russian-speaking regions
🚨 Why it matters:
This operation demonstrates how cybercrime continues to evolve, with advanced timing controls, stealthy exfiltration methods, and minimal custom code—relying instead on legitimate third-party tools.
Security experts suspect the group may even be hacktivists, not purely financially motivated.
🧠 Key takeaway for crypto users:
Always practice cyber hygiene:
• Avoid unknown attachments
• Use multi-factor authentication
• Keep antivirus and firmware up-to-date
• Monitor system resource usage during off-hours
📌 This news underlines the increasing link between crypto and cybersecurity risks. Be vigilant, and safeguard your digital assets.
#CryptoNews #Cryptojacking #CyberSecurity #Kaspersky #miningscam #CryptoMining #PhishingAlert #BlockchainSecurity #BTC #BinanceStyle #DigitalSafety
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New Warning: Cheap Fake Android Phones Can Steal Your Crypto Right Out of the Box
Do you think you just got a 'bargain' by buying a cheap smartphone? You could very well be becoming the target of one of the most dangerous types of malware today – and your crypto may no longer be safe.
Fake phone, real money lost
According to the latest report from cybersecurity company #Kaspersky , more than 2,600 Android users have fallen victim to the Triada Trojan malware, which was pre-installed on cheap counterfeit phones before reaching users.
Fake phone, real money lost
According to the latest report from cybersecurity company #Kaspersky , more than 2,600 Android users have fallen victim to the Triada Trojan malware, which was pre-installed on cheap counterfeit phones before reaching users.
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Warning from Kaspersky: Malware on SourceForge Deceives Users into Sending Crypto to Attackers –
On April 9, 2025, Kaspersky – a leading cybersecurity company – discovered dangerous malware on SourceForge, a legitimate software download platform, silently stealing users' cryptocurrency by replacing the crypto wallet address on the clipboard. With 4,604 users in Russia affected from January to March 2025, will this threat spread globally? Let's explore the details.
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