I am not sure if this malware is affecting Linux OS, but instead of going with all that mambo jumbo in Windows and be scared of next new malware thing, you could simply switch to Linux.
If you need to use wNd0ws for some games etc than just use it for that purpose only on separate machine, or without internet connection.
Looking at the link posted by lovesmayfamilis it looks like Mars stealer is build.exe file that you have to click and install, so I would be careful opening anything from emails, sms or in telegram.
Windows isn't something so inseucre that simply connecting to the internet compromises you. I mean, technically any machine connected to the internet or using Wifi private or not could be compromised, but for a gaming machine, personally the threat level is rather low. If you need to use wNd0ws for some games etc than just use it for that purpose only on separate machine, or without internet connection.
Looking at the link posted by lovesmayfamilis it looks like Mars stealer is build.exe file that you have to click and install, so I would be careful opening anything from emails, sms or in telegram.
Instead, the better advice is to just move your Bitcoin to a offline machine, and then use a hardware wallet for sending funds. That's probably the best approach to the situation. This particular software requires you to execute it anyway, so unless you're downloading dodgy stuff, you aren't likely to be effected.
