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Microsoft identifies malware using BNB Chain to distribute attack commands
Security researchers at Microsoft have discovered malicious software exploiting BNB Chain infrastructure to control compromised devices.
Microsoft has identified malware that leverages BNB Chain as a conduit for sending instructions to infected systems. The discovery illustrates how blockchain networks can be repurposed for purposes beyond their intended use, including coordinating cyberattacks across networks of compromised machines.
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