Cybercriminals are targeting users of Atomic and Exodus wallets through malware hidden in open-source software repositories. The malicious code attempts to compromise private keys and steal digital assets, which are rerouted to attacker-controlled wallets. The malware attacks are versatile, monitoring the success of infiltration and staying active even if the initial software is deleted. Cybersecurity experts advise uninstalling compromised wallets and reinstalling from verified sources.
Strategies and Methods for 2025
Hey there, Bay area healthcare and cybersecurity folks! Today, we’re in the heart of 2025, facing an ever-evolving cyber-threat landscape. Can you believe how much
