Clipper malware targets Linux users by hijacking clipboard contents to replace cryptocurrency wallet addresses with attacker-controlled ones. It employs X11-dependent design for clipboard monitoring, masquerades as a kernel worker process, and uses ChaCha20 encryption for configuration protection. The malware runs in userland without elevated privileges, ensuring persistence through modifications to the ~/.profile file.
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