All those Youtube videos where they announce a tutorial with a short url link like ad.fly or whatever, almost always link to trojans, specially when the subject is keygens and cracks.
you mean the "bitcoin hack generator"? NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
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you mean the "bitcoin hack generator"? NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
All those Youtube videos where they announce a tutorial with a short url link like ad.fly or whatever, almost always link to trojans, specially when the subject is keygens and cracks.
Nah this is just a Virus Hoax ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virus_hoax
Having it on a LiteCoin sub-reddit makes it even more funny. It could be a Trojan, if you click on any of the strange links, but I prefer not to investigate any further.
This is going to become more frequent as the popularity of Bitcoin increase. { Kaspersky is already spreading rumours of virus being spread via the Blockchain }
Having it on a LiteCoin sub-reddit makes it even more funny. It could be a Trojan, if you click on any of the strange links, but I prefer not to investigate any further.
This is going to become more frequent as the popularity of Bitcoin increase. { Kaspersky is already spreading rumours of virus being spread via the Blockchain }
which is useless because there is no .exe ...
and there are already viruses (code) in the blockchain
I've been hearing about the "viruses in the blockchain thing" but i've never seen a single example. Can you show an example of such a thing in action? and is Comodo Firewall and MBAM Premium and MSE enough to stop that crap?
code from a virus is in the blockchain but it is harmless.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/05/18/bitcoin_user_stoned_on_virus_warnings/
Nah this is just a Virus Hoax ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virus_hoax
Having it on a LiteCoin sub-reddit makes it even more funny. It could be a Trojan, if you click on any of the strange links, but I prefer not to investigate any further.
This is going to become more frequent as the popularity of Bitcoin increase. { Kaspersky is already spreading rumours of virus being spread via the Blockchain }
Having it on a LiteCoin sub-reddit makes it even more funny. It could be a Trojan, if you click on any of the strange links, but I prefer not to investigate any further.
This is going to become more frequent as the popularity of Bitcoin increase. { Kaspersky is already spreading rumours of virus being spread via the Blockchain }
yes true it just steal your account from PD, i also lost my balance because of that page when i login into that form and after few minutes my all balance withdrew to another address.
So is this a hoax or not?
what the name of this virus, on the reddit link, it does not talk about it? i could search if it is already reported by antivirus vendors
it should be reported if the answer is no
maybe it is not yet known by antiviruses to have a name, i couldn't find a name for it.it should be reported if the answer is no
as far as i know it was reported by the victims so far as the way i mentioned earlier.
i had tested that page which claimed you can hack primedice account but i don't think that is some kind of virus that is pishing page or key logger which send our login details to the provided and get hacked in attempt to get free bitcoins from rain, but that is not a any kind of virus in fact.
yes true it just steal your account from PD, i also lost my balance because of that page when i login into that form and after few minutes my all balance withdrew to another address.
what the name of this virus, on the reddit link, it does not talk about it? i could search if it is already reported by antivirus vendors
it should be reported if the answer is no
maybe it is not yet known by antiviruses to have a name, i couldn't find a name for it.it should be reported if the answer is no
as far as i know it was reported by the victims so far as the way i mentioned earlier.
i had tested that page which claimed you can hack primedice account but i don't think that is some kind of virus that is pishing page or key logger which send our login details to the provided and get hacked in attempt to get free bitcoins from rain, but that is not a any kind of virus in fact.
Is the virus binded in a .exe or what?
Anyway one of the best way to counter threats like this is to switch linux and diversify your activity by isolation among multiple layers of virtualization.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qubes_OS
This is a good example of application of the above concept.
Anyway one of the best way to counter threats like this is to switch linux and diversify your activity by isolation among multiple layers of virtualization.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qubes_OS
This is a good example of application of the above concept.
QubesOS _/
what the name of this virus, on the reddit link, it does not talk about it? i could search if it is already reported by antivirus vendors
it should be reported if the answer is no
maybe it is not yet known by antiviruses to have a name, i couldn't find a name for it.it should be reported if the answer is no
as far as i know it was reported by the victims so far as the way i mentioned earlier.
Is the virus binded in a .exe or what?
Anyway one of the best way to counter threats like this is to switch linux and diversify your activity by isolation among multiple layers of virtualization.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qubes_OS
This is a good example of application of the above concept.
Anyway one of the best way to counter threats like this is to switch linux and diversify your activity by isolation among multiple layers of virtualization.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qubes_OS
This is a good example of application of the above concept.
Id suggest to use Linux and virtualization to counter such things.
this virus is introduced as a Primedice hack and is being spread through social medias reddit, facebook, google, etc... and transmits itself through the infected user's social media accounts.
this virus will empty out all your accounts that you log into, like tipbot balances, or Primedice balance
it must also act as a keylogger too, because there has been reports of losing backed-up encrypted wallets too.
here is more info on the matter.
this virus will empty out all your accounts that you log into, like tipbot balances, or Primedice balance
it must also act as a keylogger too, because there has been reports of losing backed-up encrypted wallets too.
here is more info on the matter.
Thanks for the warning, a bunch of idiots keep linking primedice stuff on my dice youtube vids, probably same thing.
I've been hearing about the "viruses in the blockchain thing" but i've never seen a single example. Can you show an example of such a thing in action? and is Comodo Firewall and MBAM Premium and MSE enough to stop that crap?
You, like many others, have been misinformed. Your computer cannot get infected via the blockchain. The problem is that malware writers need a way to send instructions to the malware on computers that are infected, and a way to receive any "loot" such as wallet files, passswords etc. Right now the malware writers use centralized "command & control" servers to do this, these are often shut down by law enforcement, Kaspersky is pointing out the blockchain can be used to send/receive messages with the infected PC's in a way that is difficult for law enforcement to shut down.
You CANNOT get infected via the blockchain, thats just ridiculous - Bitcoin developers aren't that freaking wreckless. On top of that there have already been P2P botnets that work similar to a blockchain so there isn't much new here anyway, just FUD and rumours.
Kaspersky surely exagerated their claims and make it look as if the blockchain was this evil place with viruses menacing your software. They clearly want to start selling stuff and see a new market blooming.
I also think like that, it could be news deliberately exaggerated the Kaspersky to try to benefit from it
I've been hearing about the "viruses in the blockchain thing" but i've never seen a single example. Can you show an example of such a thing in action? and is Comodo Firewall and MBAM Premium and MSE enough to stop that crap?
You, like many others, have been misinformed. Your computer cannot get infected via the blockchain. The problem is that malware writers need a way to send instructions to the malware on computers that are infected, and a way to receive any "loot" such as wallet files, passswords etc. Right now the malware writers use centralized "command & control" servers to do this, these are often shut down by law enforcement, Kaspersky is pointing out the blockchain can be used to send/receive messages with the infected PC's in a way that is difficult for law enforcement to shut down.
You CANNOT get infected via the blockchain, thats just ridiculous - Bitcoin developers aren't that freaking wreckless. On top of that there have already been P2P botnets that work similar to a blockchain so there isn't much new here anyway, just FUD and rumours.
Kaspersky surely exagerated their claims and make it look as if the blockchain was this evil place with viruses menacing your software. They clearly want to start selling stuff and see a new market blooming.
I also think like that, it could be news deliberately exaggerated the Kaspersky to try to benefit from it
I've been hearing about the "viruses in the blockchain thing" but i've never seen a single example. Can you show an example of such a thing in action? and is Comodo Firewall and MBAM Premium and MSE enough to stop that crap?
You, like many others, have been misinformed. Your computer cannot get infected via the blockchain. The problem is that malware writers need a way to send instructions to the malware on computers that are infected, and a way to receive any "loot" such as wallet files, passswords etc. Right now the malware writers use centralized "command & control" servers to do this, these are often shut down by law enforcement, Kaspersky is pointing out the blockchain can be used to send/receive messages with the infected PC's in a way that is difficult for law enforcement to shut down.
You CANNOT get infected via the blockchain, thats just ridiculous - Bitcoin developers aren't that freaking wreckless. On top of that there have already been P2P botnets that work similar to a blockchain so there isn't much new here anyway, just FUD and rumours.
Kaspersky surely exagerated their claims and make it look as if the blockchain was this evil place with viruses menacing your software. They clearly want to start selling stuff and see a new market blooming.
I've been hearing about the "viruses in the blockchain thing" but i've never seen a single example. Can you show an example of such a thing in action? and is Comodo Firewall and MBAM Premium and MSE enough to stop that crap?
You, like many others, have been misinformed. Your computer cannot get infected via the blockchain. The problem is that malware writers need a way to send instructions to the malware on computers that are infected, and a way to receive any "loot" such as wallet files, passswords etc. Right now the malware writers use centralized "command & control" servers to do this, these are often shut down by law enforcement, Kaspersky is pointing out the blockchain can be used to send/receive messages with the infected PC's in a way that is difficult for law enforcement to shut down.
You CANNOT get infected via the blockchain, thats just ridiculous - Bitcoin developers aren't that freaking wreckless. On top of that there have already been P2P botnets that work similar to a blockchain so there isn't much new here anyway, just FUD and rumours.
Nah this is just a Virus Hoax ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virus_hoax
Having it on a LiteCoin sub-reddit makes it even more funny. It could be a Trojan, if you click on any of the strange links, but I prefer not to investigate any further.
This is going to become more frequent as the popularity of Bitcoin increase. { Kaspersky is already spreading rumours of virus being spread via the Blockchain }
Having it on a LiteCoin sub-reddit makes it even more funny. It could be a Trojan, if you click on any of the strange links, but I prefer not to investigate any further.
This is going to become more frequent as the popularity of Bitcoin increase. { Kaspersky is already spreading rumours of virus being spread via the Blockchain }
which is useless because there is no .exe ...
and there are already viruses (code) in the blockchain
I've been hearing about the "viruses in the blockchain thing" but i've never seen a single example. Can you show an example of such a thing in action? and is Comodo Firewall and MBAM Premium and MSE enough to stop that crap?
this virus is introduced as a Primedice hack and is being spread through social medias reddit, facebook, google, etc... and transmits itself through the infected user's social media accounts.
this virus will empty out all your accounts that you log into, like tipbot balances, or Primedice balance
it must also act as a keylogger too, because there has been reports of losing backed-up encrypted wallets too.
here is more info on the matter.
this virus will empty out all your accounts that you log into, like tipbot balances, or Primedice balance
it must also act as a keylogger too, because there has been reports of losing backed-up encrypted wallets too.
here is more info on the matter.
If these people deliberately download these files wanting to hack someone's business then they pay the correct prize by getting themselves hacked.
There have been many viruses spread as ways to cheat gambling sites or even just 'bots' that people offer up to help you gamble. The thing is not to download anything people post on this forum or reddit etc if you don't know what you're doing as it very likely could cost you.
Nah this is just a Virus Hoax ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virus_hoax
Having it on a LiteCoin sub-reddit makes it even more funny. It could be a Trojan, if you click on any of the strange links, but I prefer not to investigate any further.
This is going to become more frequent as the popularity of Bitcoin increase. { Kaspersky is already spreading rumours of virus being spread via the Blockchain }
Having it on a LiteCoin sub-reddit makes it even more funny. It could be a Trojan, if you click on any of the strange links, but I prefer not to investigate any further.
This is going to become more frequent as the popularity of Bitcoin increase. { Kaspersky is already spreading rumours of virus being spread via the Blockchain }
which is useless because there is no .exe ...
and there are already viruses (code) in the blockchain
Nah this is just a Virus Hoax ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virus_hoax
Having it on a LiteCoin sub-reddit makes it even more funny. It could be a Trojan, if you click on any of the strange links, but I prefer not to investigate any further.
This is going to become more frequent as the popularity of Bitcoin increase. { Kaspersky is already spreading rumours of virus being spread via the Blockchain }
Having it on a LiteCoin sub-reddit makes it even more funny. It could be a Trojan, if you click on any of the strange links, but I prefer not to investigate any further.
This is going to become more frequent as the popularity of Bitcoin increase. { Kaspersky is already spreading rumours of virus being spread via the Blockchain }
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