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[NoLimits15]

A new malware known as ElectroRAT has been infecting computers and stealing users' crypto keys. Intezer Labs has discovered this new malware and asked people to be aware of it. The malware can download files, take screenshots, and steal information. Already 6500 users are affected by the malware. Intezer Labs advises infected users to move their crypto to another wallet.

 

[highspeed]

Yeah I think in most wallet the 2factor authentication is really compulsory when you are willing to register, because some won't allow you to register without that

Not only such 2FA is requested at the moment of the registration, but also every time that we log into the wallet.
Yes, I'm honest and I say that I find this very boring,.... but I have idea that it is necessary for more security.

 

[Wisdom01]

Not only such 2FA is requested at the moment of the registration, but also every time that we log into the wallet.
Yes, I'm honest and I say that I find this very boring,.... but I have idea that it is necessary for more security.

Yeah I think the 2 fa is truly boring , but as an investor is very important to protect your asset ,which is the important of the 2 factor authentication

 

[Wisdom01]

You don'just give access to some sites easily on your phone. Some are there to trace what you have and even withdraw your money. I always decline anyone that wants to send me notifications.

Very true and the best thing to do is declining any incoming notification , because they are mostly popup ads and could lure users to click them and steal their private information

 

[LisaH]

A new malware known as ElectroRAT has been infecting computers and stealing users' crypto keys. Intezer Labs has discovered this new malware and asked people to be aware of it. The malware can download files, take screenshots, and steal information. Already 6500 users are affected by the malware. Intezer Labs advises infected users to move their crypto to another wallet.

Bitcoin and cryptocurrency values have been steadily declining for several weeks, yet there is an evident air of excitement surrounding cryptocurrencies. People with less knowledge of cryptocurrencies get lured by these fraud people to invest in their apps or sites. Fake cryptocurrency applications like these were charging users a charge in return for requesting CPU power from your smartphone in order to mine cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin and Ethereum are among the currencies they claimed to be mining. These apps ranged in price from $12.99 to $259.99, and you would be expected to pay using either Google Play's stored payment options or cryptocurrency like as Bitcoin will be credited directly to the developer's crypto wallet.

 

[Jack / 47 F1]

anybody running windows OS, also needs to be careful of fake updates. there have been cases of people downloading a fake windows update & have their wallets emptied. what many people dot know, is that all versions of windows, have a hidden folder in the os, that stores ALL passwords & logins, even if you tell windows not to save or store the password. the scammers / hackers know this. dont believe me ?¿?¿ spend 10 or 15 mins google this & you will see that its true. this is 1 of the reasons, windows / ms now tell people to use independent file lockers to store there personal keys / passwords, etc. but windows / ms doesnt tell the people the reason why to use a file locker.