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SlowMist Flags 'Cracked TradingView Premium' as Wallet-Data Malware

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Briefings

A Windows-based malware named SlowMist was flagged by TradingView as a potential breach of its Premium wallet data. The malware rotates command servers using Telegram and Steam to evade detection. No confirmed thefts or specific victim counts were confirmed by the alert, and the source article does not provide a specific date for the malware's first appearance.

Key points

• SlowMist malware rotates command servers using Telegram and Steam to evade detection.
• TradingView flagged the Windows sample as a potential breach of its Premium wallet data.

Context

TradingView's security alert indicates a Windows-based malware named SlowMist that rotates command servers using Telegram and Steam. The alert does not confirm any confirmed thefts or specific victim counts.

Limitations

The alert does not confirm any confirmed thefts or specific victim counts. The source article does not provide a specific date for the malware's first appearance, and the evidence is limited to the alert itself without further investigation details.

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