Hackers Seeding Ransomware via Bitcoin and Ether Giveaways

Hackers Seeding Ransomware via Bitcoin and Ether Giveaways
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2019-5-28 13:00

While the entire cryptospace is busy celebrating the return of the “bulls,” bad actors have formulated a new scheme aimed at stealing victims’ cryptos and injecting ransomware into their systems. These hackers are now using several websites to push their fake bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH) giveaway programs, according to a Bleeping Computer report onRead MoreRead More.

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