SlowMist: Fake recruitment campaign "graphalgo" is using remote access trojans to attack crypto developers
PANews reported on February 13 that 23pds, Chief Information Security Officer of SlowMist, reminded on the X platform that a fake recruitment campaign called "graphalgo" is using Remote Access Trojan (RAT) attacks to target cryptocurrency developers.
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