POPA ReconHackers began uploading malware commands to the BNB Chain
Hackers began uploading malware commands to the BNB Chain Usually, malware receives instructions on what to execute next from a server operated by a hacker. If a security company found the server or domain and blocked it, the attack flow could be stopped. However, the attack discovered by Microsoft stores this instruction in the BNB Chain smart contract, and the infected website reads it from the blockchain. Unlike servers managed by specific companies, it is difficult to erase content posted on the blockchain from the outside, making it difficult to stop by simply blocking the general serve…
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