PANews reported on March 15 that according to Cointelegraph, CyberArk released a report showing that a crypto-jacking malware called MassJacker targets users who download pirated software and hijacks users' cryptocurrencies by replacing storage addresses. It is reported that infected devices will replace the encrypted addresses stored in the clipboard application with addresses controlled by the attacker. Analysis found that 778,531 independent wallet addresses have been affected by the malware.