CrowdStrike and federal authorities dismantle Russian malware that secretly stole crypto for 8 years
Russia-based Sality watched for copied bitcoin and Ethereum addresses and quietly replaced them with the attacker’s. CrowdStrike and law enforcement have now isolated more than 15,000 infected machines.
Key Takeaways
- Russia-based Sality watched for copied bitcoin and Ethereum addresses and quietly replaced them with the attacker’s.
- CrowdStrike and law enforcement have now isolated more than 15,000 infected machines.
- Read the full article for additional context and details.
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