Security company: NSAFtpMiner miners download Monero mining program to mine in LAN, 30,000 computers have been affected

Security company: NSAFtpMiner miners download Monero mining program to mine in LAN, 30,000 computers have been affected

Tencent Yujian Threat Intelligence Center said that recently it was discovered that hackers invaded SQL Server servers through port 1433, implanted remote control Trojans and installed them as system services, and then used remote control Trojans to further load mining Trojans for mining. 1433 Blaster Miner (NSAFtpMiner) downloads Monero mining programs to mine in the local area network. The latest monitoring data statistics show that 1433 Blaster Miner has infected about 30,000 computers in total.


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