Cryptojackers play a dirty trick on XMR as bulls hit the brick wall

• New malware can secretly mine Monero and steal sensitive data from victims’ devices.
• The technical picture implies that XMR bulls hit the brick wall.

The researchers from Unit 42, the global threat intelligence team at Palo Alto Networks, discovered a new version of cryptojacking malware for named Black-T. The virus is created by a group known as TeamTnT specializing in stealing Amazon credentials and mining Monero (XMR) on the infected device.

The new…