Researchers discover malware that records users’ screens when they watch porn

Researchers discover malware that records users’ screens when they watch porn
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2019-8-15 23:19

Researchers from antivirus developer ESET recently discovered a new form of spam-delivered malware that threatens to steal unsuspecting users’ passwords and financial information, and record their screens if they watch pornography.

The virus is called Varenyky and it’s a doozy. It’s apparently been designed to target customers of French ISP Orange SA, but the researchers indicate there’s nothing stopping someone from using the same malware on other ISPs or in other areas. It’s delivered via a very official looking email that appears to be a phone bill. Unsuspecting victims believe they’re opening a document that’s been protected and secured by…

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Study Finds 4 Percent of Monero Mined via. Malware over the Last 12 Years

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Study Finds 4 Percent of Monero Mined with Malware over the Last 12 Years

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Report: GitHub hosts the most cryptocurrency mining malware of any site

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Switzerland: Trojan horses are evolving to target cryptocurrency exchanges

A computer virus that mines the anonymous cryptocurrency Monero has been ranked as the sixth most significant malware to hit Switzerland in the first half of this year. Swiss researchers also discovered that cybersecurity threats once focused on breaking into online banking services have pivoted to more efficiently attack cryptocurrency exchanges.

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