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Maybe it's useful for some of the shared logic outside of the exploit (like detecting if copied text is a wallet address)



There's usually cryptography libraries in multiple languages if the exploiter is trying to be really fancy, or as simple as a string prefix search for common blockchain wallet address prefixes if the malware writer wants to be a bit lazier and save some time. So I tend to agree with the other user, this could have been done in just about any language (if not any language) so calling out Go just seems like a pointless finger-pointing at Go.




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