Kabaski found the malware OkoBot, stole the encrypted wallet notes and supporting documents

Bits.media reported that Kbaski researchers found the malicious software OkoBot, which stole encryption wallets and vouchers through about 20 modules. The attackers used clickfix social engineering techniques to lure users into the operation of malicious orders and disseminated them through GitHub warehouses disguised as legal tools such as SQL Server Management Studio. OkoBot contains modules such as Seedhunter, mckeylogger and okospyware, which are used to inject hardware wallets, record keyboard and clipboard activities and track wallet passwords. The aggressor is able to control the victim ' s encrypted assets when he/she obtains the aid。