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StripedFly: The Sly Malware Mining Your Secrets, Not Bitcoin – A Hilarious Take on a Serious Threat
StripedFly, the James Bond of malware, has been playing spy for five years, infecting a staggering one million devices. Its cover? A humble Bitcoin miner. But this devious program steals your data and stores its malicious code on Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitLab. Welcome to the…
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Meet StripedFly, a super sly malware pretending to mine Bitcoin but is actually gathering all your secrets. This crafty bugger has been snooping around for five years, infecting a whopping one million devices. And to top it all, it uses our beloved Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitLab to store its evil code. It's like finding out your favorite uncle is an international spy. But hey, at least it's not living a boring life, right?Already a member? Log in here