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Palto Alto Networks' Unit 42 has discovered a particularly powerful new kind of Monero-mining malware.

Researchers believe that the number of affected servers is significantly higher than the visible ones.

The data was collected from a Shopify breach and Trezor does not use Shopify for its eshops.

The breach happened using the classic SIM port hacking technique.

Supercomputers in the UK, Spain, and Germany have been shut down to investigate crypto mining malware infections.

Client information might have been accessed without authorisation back in April.

User details including name, physical address, and phone number were compromised.

All the browser extensions were developed by a Russian person or a group.

The fresh attack has affected twice the funds compared to the previous one.

Between $300,000 to $1.2 million worth IOTA tokens were stolen.

Another 51 percent attack on the network in 2018 siphoned coins worth $18 million.

The platform has decided to undergo a hard fork on the network.

Blockchain forensics firm CipherTrace has found that crime-related crypto losses have surged roughly 150% since last year.

The exchange suspended deposit and withdrawal services amid the hack.

The CTO took full responsibility and resigned after the incident.

The value of the token crashed more than 51 percent amid the hack.

In August, the United Nations reported that North Korea had likely stolen $2 billion from cryptocurrency exchanges.

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The hackers of the country were suspected many times for involvement in crypto exchange hacks.

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