Microsoft Warns of New Malware Attacks Using BNB Smart Chain
Summary
- Microsoft Threat Intelligence said compromised websites are using the BNB Smart Chain to deliver malware commands.
- It said hackers are using the EtherHiding technique to retrieve malicious commands hidden in smart contracts through the BNB Smart Chain RPC gateway.
- Microsoft said the ClickFix and TerminalFix attacks are targeting thousands of corporate and personal devices worldwide each day and urged caution.
Forecast Trend Report by Period
Microsoft Threat Intelligence has identified compromised websites using blockchain networks to deliver malware commands, Wu Blockchain reported on August 7.
Hackers used a technique known as "EtherHiding." It retrieves malicious commands hidden in smart contracts through BNB Smart Chain's RPC gateway.
The attackers display fake CAPTCHA verification prompts to trick users into executing malicious commands themselves.
Microsoft said the "ClickFix" and "TerminalFix" attack campaigns are targeting thousands of corporate and personal devices worldwide each day and urged users to remain vigilant.
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