🚨 Blockchain malware activity surges 440% as state hackers go on-chain North Korean and Iranian threat actors are embedding malware command-and-control (C2) instructions directly into public blockchains — and AI is lowering the barrier to entry fast. Activity has jumped 440% as adversaries exploit the immutability of public chains to keep infrastructure alive beyond standard domain takedowns. Unlike traditional C2 servers that can be seized or blocked, on-chain instructions persist indefinitely. That shifts the defensive perimeter away from DNS and IP blocking toward continuous monitoring of wallets, smart contracts and linked off-chain servers. The implication for crypto infrastructure operators and security teams is clear: public chains are no longer just financial rails — they're becoming attack surfaces. Source Trade on Binance
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🚨 Blockchain malware activity surges 440% as state hackers go on-chain
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