What happens is that the JavaScript code may or may not drop and execute an automated process on your computer as an administrator, which happens without your consent. Since it’s primary purpose is to infect your computer automatically, the miner malware may begin to be active immediately after infection. The JS/CoinMiner malware is the type of threat that may act file-less after it infects your computer. And since tradition browsers and OS antivirus cannot ensure perfect protection if you have JavaScript enabled on them, the only viable solution so far appears to be an advanced anti-malware software, which uses real-time shield against threats, like JS/CoinMiner.F variant. Such websites, have so far been detected to be primarily dubious sites of suspicious nature, copycat sites of legitimate ones and even torrent websites, like KickassTorrents and ThePirateBay. When you visit the website, the code is automatically activated and after this, the malware begins to mine for the cryptocurrency at the expense of your computer’s resources. Such malicious JavaScript code is used in order to perform a malicious infection via websites that have it embedded in their code. The viruses are replicated via more than one method, but one thing is clear – JavaScript attack is imminent.
Such malicious JavaScript malware family is not spread via just one method. The JS/CoinMiner viruses are replicated via more than one method, but one thing is clear – JavaScript attack is imminent.
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