Trend Micro Finds Significant Increase In Monero Cryptojacking Malware Infecting Chinese Systems

2019-6-6 20:30

A prominent cybersecurity company called Trend Micro has recently detected a substantial increase in Monero (XMR) cryptojacking malware that is targeted at Chinese systems this season. According to the reports of the company, the malicious program uses the PowerShell script in order to mine tokens.

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