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The rise of digital assets has led to the emergence of crypto-stealing malware targeting users' devices to exploit vulnerabilities and steal their cryptocurrency. Ransomware encrypts files and demands cryptocurrency ransom; malicious browser extensions secretly collect sensitive information; clippers divert funds by replacing wallet addresses; cryptojacking hijacks devices for mining; remote access Trojans (RATs) grant unauthorized access. To protect against these threats, users should use reputable security software, download from trusted sources, enable 2FA, stay updated, and use offline wallets. Avoid public Wi-Fi, be wary of phishing and extensions, and stay informed to ensure a secure crypto experience.