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Microsoft Finds New Malware That Steals Crypto via USB and Hides on Tor
Ars Technica·Friday, 19 June 2026
Microsoft has discovered a new lightweight backdoor called Crypto Clipper that spreads through USB drives and communicates over the Tor network. It is designed to steal cryptocurrency. The malware is self-propagating, meaning it can spread on its own.
Why It Matters
India's crypto user base is growing fast. Anyone using a USB drive on a shared or public computer could be at risk of having their crypto stolen without knowing.
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