IPhones becoming more susceptible to Coinhive malware

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Publicated : 09/12/2024   Category : security


iPhones increasingly vulnerable to Coinhive cryptomining malware

Are iPhones becoming more susceptible to online threats?

Recent reports suggest that iPhones are facing increased vulnerability to cyber attacks, particularly from cryptomining malware like Coinhive.

What is Coinhive cryptomining malware?

Coinhive is a type of malware that secretly mines cryptocurrency using the computing power of infected devices without the knowledge or consent of the user.

How does Coinhive infect iPhones?

Coinhive can infect iPhones through malicious websites, downloads, or even legitimate apps that have been compromised by hackers.

How can iPhone users protect themselves against Coinhive?

There are several ways iPhone users can protect themselves against Coinhive and other cryptomining malware:

  • Regularly update software and apps to patch vulnerabilities.
  • Avoid clicking on suspicious links or downloading unknown files.
  • Use antivirus and anti-malware software to scan for threats.
  • Is Apple taking steps to address this issue?

    Apple has been proactive in addressing security concerns on its devices and has implemented measures to protect users from malware attacks, including cryptomining threats like Coinhive.


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