Cybersecurity researchers have found a campaign, dubbed GitVenom, targeting gamers and cryptocurrency investors through fake open-source projects hosted on GitHub, stealing personal and banking data and cryptocurrency wallet addresses. The fake projects span many programming languages and infiltrate users’ systems with components that collect sensitive information and hijack computer hosts. The scam, which has been running for at least two years, has predominantly targeted Russia, Brazil, and Turkey.

‘SpyLend’ Android malware tricked 100,000 users into downloading it
A new Android malware called SpyLend, part of a group of malicious apps called “SpyLoan”, has infected at least 100,000 devices, according to a security