Fearless Nintendo legal Department: hackers distribute the PC version of Super Malio, which is bound with Trojans, on the network.

CTOnews.com, June 27 (Xinhua)-- Security research expert Cyble recently found that hackers spread a version of "Super Mario" PC with Trojans on the network. After users installed it, the computer became a mining tool for hackers.

Cyble said that the malware sample is Super-Mario-Bros.exe, which usually appears under the name "Super Mario Forever" on the network. Hackers packaged the game's ROM and simulator into a "self-extracting installer" and packed XMR miner and SupremeBot tools for mining, and open source Umbral Stealer Trojans to steal user information.

▲ graphic source security analyst Cyble

▲ image source security analyst Cyble unknown users in the installation of the "Super Mario" PC version, although they can indeed play games for free, but the computer has become a factory used by hackers to dig Monroe coins, hackers can also capture user screen images, computer camera images, access to user browser passwords and Cookie, chat software log records, and collect information related to cryptocurrency installed on the computer.

Cyble recommends that users should regularly check their system performance and CPU utilization, enable software to automatically update the configuration, install reliable antivirus software, etc., but the most important thing for CTOnews.com friends is that they should not be "greedy for petty bargains" at this level. It can be said that "free things are often the most expensive."