Researchers uncover new malware targeting crypto wallets
Mosyle security firm has discovered a malware strain capable of bypassing antivirus software detection and stealing information from crypto browser wallets. The malware spreads via fake recruiter ads online.
Major antivirus software did not detect ModStealer malware for almost a month before reporting it. It targeted developers already working with Node.js environments. ModStealer scans for browser-based crypto wallet extensions, system credentials, and digital certificates before sending the stolen information to a command and control (C2) server. The C2 server acts as a central hub for scammers to manage compromised devices.
ModStealer exploits Node.js to steal private keys
According to research by 9to5Mac, ModStealer malware…
