Tech giant Microsoft has issued a warning about a newly discovered malware that specifically targets cryptocurrency wallets used as Google Chrome extensions. Dubbed StilachiRAT, the malware is a remote access trojan (RAT) that can steal sensitive user data, including login credentials and wallet information. In a report published by Microsoft’s Incident Response team, researchers noted that StilachiRAT uses advanced techniques to evade detection and persist on infected systems. The malware was first detected in November 2024 and was designed to compromise 20 popular cryptocurrency wallets, including MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Phantom, OKX Wallet, and BNB Chain Wallet. Related News: Bitcoin Rally: Will $100,000 Top or Will the Rise Continue? Bernstein Shares His Price Prediction and Current Expectations! The extent of the malware's spread remains unclear, and Microsoft has yet to identify the source of the threat. The company advised users to take precautions, such as installing reliable antivirus software and avoiding unverified browser extensions. “Due to its stealthy capabilities and rapid changes in the malware ecosystem, we are sharing these findings as part of our ongoing efforts to monitor, analyze, and report on the evolving threat landscape,” Microsoft said in a blog post. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: Beware, It Affects Everyone: Microsoft Warns of New Virus Targeting Cryptocurrency Traders