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Kaspersky spots malware framework targeting cryptocurrency investors
A new malware framework targeting cryptocurrency investors\' wallet files and account information has been identified. Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky found the malware, dubbed Okobot, which is spread using social engineering techniques and trojanised GitHub apps, Cointelegraph reported. The malware can collect wallet files, browser data and user credentials, and can inject malicious extensions or capture wallet app windows to attempt theft.
Crypto
XRP holder loses 14,600 XRP in fake XRPL verification scam
An XRP Ledger (XRPL) user lost about 14,600 XRP after being lured by a message disguised as a verification step and a promise of high returns. The victim transferred 14,646 XRP, worth about $16,800, to an unverified wallet address. The receiving address was already marked as a scam wallet on an XRPL explorer, and most funds were withdrawn by the time the transfer completed. Experts warned against relying on memo text and urged users to verify wallet addresses before sending funds.
AI & Enterprise
AI-driven cyber security threats require layered defense strategy
Gartner said attackers can gain an advantage by exploiting targeted vulnerabilities through four major cyber threats: deepfakes, AI application compromise, prompt injection and software supply chains. It assessed each threat based on “threat signals” and an organisation’s response capabilities, classifying them into six areas. Gartner said advances in generative AI are increasing the scale and precision of deepfakes and raising risks across corporate AI tools and software supply chains.
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AI & Enterprise
SKT tracks malicious app attacker servers, prevents 20.3 billion won in subscriber losses
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Crypto
April crypto hacks top 20, hit record high
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Crypto
North Korea accounts for 76 percent of crypto hacking losses this year
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Crypto
North Korea-linked Lazarus tries to steal cryptocurrency with macOS malware
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Crypto
X head of product says 80 percent of crypto activity may be bots, spam not solvable by technology alone
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Crypto
BONK.fun pledges 110 percent compensation for hack victims
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AI & Enterprise
KISA warns of rise in hacktivist attacks targeting South Korea amid Middle East tensions
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AI & Enterprise
U.S. fintech Betterment confirms hack, says hackers sent fake crypto scam messages