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ViperSoftX Malware: How It Outsmarts Your Antivirus and Steals Your Crypto
ViperSoftX malware uses CLR to execute PowerShell commands within AutoIt scripts, evading detection since 2020. Distributed via torrent sites, it steals system details and cryptocurrency wallet data.
Hot Take:
Who knew that AutoIt scripts could moonlight as PowerShell wielding ninjas? ViperSoftX is like that one friend who can sneak into any party undetected – only this time, it’s your computer’s worst nightmare!
Key Points:
- ViperSoftX malware uses CLR to load and execute PowerShell commands within AutoIt scripts.
- Distributed via torrent sites as ebooks containing malicious RAR archives.
- Employs Base64 obfuscation and AES encryption to hide malicious commands.
- Intercepts system and hardware details, cryptocurrency wallet data, and clipboard contents.
- Uses sophisticated evasion tactics to bypass security detections.
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