Bengaluru police uncovered that a software engineer, a CoinDCX employee, has been offered a part-time job by the hackers, who then installed malware to the system before carrying out the  $44 Million exploit of the Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX.  In a developing story and unfolding investigation, Police have found a deceptive job scam that exploited an unsuspecting employee that led to the theft of approximately $44 million in digital assets. CoinDCX reported a major security breach a couple weeks ago, with authorities revealing that the incident stemmed from a social engineering scheme in which cybercriminals posed as legitimate recruiters to gain…

Cybersecurity experts are warning crypto users of a sophisticated malware campaign that has potentially targeted more than 10 million users worldwide through online advertisements promoting fake cryptocurrency trading apps. Cybersecurity firm Check Point issued a report on their website   detailing an ongoing operation they’ve dubbed “JSCEAL”. The team says the campaign exploits the growing popularity of digital assets by impersonating nearly 50 well-known crypto platforms, including Binance, MetaMask, and Kraken, to distribute malware designed to steal sensitive user data and digital assets, has been around since at least March last year.  How does the Malware Campaign take place?  According…