#USIranTalksPostponed Microsoft has identified new malware programs based on USB ports targeting cryptocurrency wallets on Windows systems.

The malicious program, tracked as Trojan:Win32/CryptoBandits, spreads through infected ".lnk" shortcut files.
Once executed, it installs a worm that continuously runs on the infected device.
This virus monitors clipboard activity every 500 milliseconds to capture sensitive encryption data.
It steals recovery phrases and private keys for Bitcoin and Ethereum wallets.
Microsoft has revealed a new malicious software spreading via USB drives targeting digital wallet data on Windows systems.
This software uses shortcut files to install a malware worm that steals sensitive information.
The company confirmed that the malware hijacks wallet keys and reroutes transactions without user knowledge.
Microsoft tracks a USB worm targeting cryptocurrency wallets.
Microsoft reported that the malware acts as a data decryption tool and spreads through infected USB drives.
It uses malicious ".lnk" shortcut files to execute hidden commands when opened.
Once activated, the malware installs a worm that continuously runs on the infected system.