Cybercriminals use the Dogecoin API to hide my cryptocurrencies.

July 28 A recent report from cybersecurity firm Intezer Labs announces that hackers have used Dogecoin's API to install malware called "Doki" into the Docker service running on Linux, U.today reported on July 28. A Trojan horse has been spotted. As with other Trojans, the main goal is to gain full control to operate cryptojacking smoothly. The attackers relied on the APIs of dogechain.info, the most popular DOGE block explorer, to create the C2 domain, according to the report. Doki has been running for over six months, but the best antivirus still can't find it.