Cryptocurrency users in Ethiopia, Nigeria, India, Guatemala, and the Philippines are being targeted by a new variant of the Phorpiex botnet called Twizt that has resulted in the theft of virtual coins amounting to $500,000 over the last one year.
Israeli security firm Check Point Research, which detailed the attacks, said the latest evolutionary version “enables the botnet to operate
Israeli security firm Check Point Research, which detailed the attacks, said the latest evolutionary version “enables the botnet to operate