Summary The malware dubbed a “crypto clipper,” has been spreading via infected USB drives to target Windows users’ crypto wallets since February, according to Microsoft.

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Summary XRP slid 3.4 percent to about $1.15, breaking key support at $1.15 on heavy volume after another failed attempt to clear a long-running descending