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Russia's Kaspersky Exposes YouTube Crypto Seed Scam

Russian Crypto Scammers Targeting YouTube, Google Researchers

Unveiling Cryptocurrency Malware on YouTube: A Comprehensive

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Dive into our comprehensive analysis decoding the cryptocurrency malware landscape spread via a YouTube channel. Explore the mining threats, their impact, and

SilentCryptoMiner malware spread via YouTuber extortion

Kaspersky Uncovers Major Cryptomining Malware Campaign

Cybersecurity Firm Kaspersky Revealed A

BREAKING: Russian malware targets crypto wallets: US & UK

Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky revealed a YouTube crypto malware blackmail where attackers leverage the platform’s copyright strike system to coerce influencers into

Cyber criminals are using cookie-theft malware to hijack YouTube channels to promote phishing and scams, the researchers said. Google has linked the activities to a

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According to the researchers at Cyble, the attackers spread the PennyWise malware as free Bitcoin-mining software. The attackers use YouTube, where they upload a

Kaspersky Exposes Hackers Blackmailing YouTubers to Spread

Scamming cryptocurrency users into a trap that sends them to a multi-signature wallet, these scammers have recently posted seed phrases in YouTube comments.

Youtubers Creating Videos On Leveraging

Kaspersky security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated malware campaign distributing the SilentCryptoMiner malware by exploiting YouTube content creators

Russia Joins Crypto Thieving List? New Malware Detected on

YouTubers creating videos on leveraging the increasingly popular Windows Packet Divert tools to circumvent Russian government-imposed internet restrictions are being

Criminals Are Blackmailing Youtube Creators

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YouTubers Blackmailed Into Promoting Crypto Mining Malware:

Criminals are blackmailing YouTube creators into adding malicious crypto-mining malware to their videos, according to research from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky. The