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Home/News/Microsoft warns of USB-spread malware that steals crypto wallet data
Cointelegraph·10h ago·negative

Microsoft warns of USB-spread malware that steals crypto wallet data

Microsoft warns of a crypto-clipper malware spreading via USB drives that steals wallet seed phrases, private keys and substitutes copied addresses with attacker-controlled ones.

  • The malware steals BIP39 seed phrases, Bitcoin and Ethereum private keys from clipboard data.
  • It replaces copied wallet addresses with attacker addresses for Bitcoin, Tron and Monero.
  • The malware also installs Tor to hide communications and can execute arbitrary code as a backdoor.
  • Microsoft recommends disabling USB autoplay and blocking .lnk execution from removable drives.
  • The clipper has been active since February and also takes screenshots every 10 seconds.
securityscamsImpact 7/10
Why our editor rated this negative

Active malware campaign targeting crypto users with sophisticated clipboard theft and backdoor capabilities. Direct threat to anyone storing crypto on Windows machines.

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