Microsoft Warns of New USB-Based Malware Targeting Crypto Users
Microsoft has alerted about a malware that spreads through flash drives that use Windows shortcut files to infect devices. The so-called “clipper” malware searches for crypto addresses in the clipboard and substitutes th...
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