CookieMiner Malware Tries to Hack Mac Users’ Cryptocurrency Exchange Accounts, Report

By cineramaFebruary 1, 2019Altcoins

A new form of malware steals cookies from cryptocurrency exchanges and other data in an attempt to hack user accounts, cybersecurity research team Palo Alto Networks reported on Jan. […]

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CookieMiner Malware Tries to Hack Mac Users’ Cryptocurrency Exchange Accounts, Report

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