Colleagues, we have extensively
reported on the dramatic rise in crypto
mining cyber-attacks in 2018 that have plagued the
crypto ecosystem. Enter Fbot. Security researchers are unclear if Fbot is a friend or foe
with regard to crypto mining. However, they have confirmed that Fbot is designed to propagate, scan and install
itself over “com.ufo.miner“ malware which targets vulnerable browser
software. According to NetLab 360, com.ufo.miner has its origins in monero ADB Miner Android-based
software. At first glance, it would appear that Fbot might be a tool of unknown
origin, which can reduce browser vulnerability to cyber-attacks. The key
question is whether Fbot has an ulterior motive – that is to destroy
com.ufo.miner and clear the path for another form of crypto mining malware to
be installed in its place. Share a comment today! Lawrence – Cryptocurrency
Academy (https://cryptocurrencyacademy.blogspot.com/)
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