New backdoor virus forges corporate signatures, steals Bitcoin, mines

Bianews reported on May 8 that Huorong Lab intercepted a new backdoor virus. The virus is extremely destructive. After invading the user's computer, it will execute multiple virus modules to steal the user's data information of mainstream virtual currencies such as Bitcoin and Monero. At the same time, it will use the user's computer to frantically mine (produce "Monero"), and will also wait for an opportunity to blackmail the user through remote control.

In addition, the virus gang is very cunning. Not only does it use a highly concealed "fileless loading" technology that is difficult for ordinary users to detect, but it also forged the digital signatures of Amazon, Microsoft and Huorong, successfully evading the detection of most domestic security software. Currently, the latest version of "Huorong Security Software" can intercept and kill this backdoor virus.