Cryptoshuffler Proves Bitcoin Owners Susceptible to Malware, Steals $150,000

By cineramaNovember 1, 2017Bitcoin Business

With the price of cryptocurrencies shooting up, the incidence of sophisticated malware and trojans has increased. The latest trojan, Cryptoshuffler, has managed to steal Bitcoins worth $150,000 so far. […]

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Cryptoshuffler Proves Bitcoin Owners Susceptible to Malware, Steals $150,000

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