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Kodi media player users who installed add-ons from the Bubbles, Gaia, and XvBMC repositories might have been infected with a coinminer.

Is the Kodi media player a piracy app? They say that the road to hell is paved with good intentions, and nowhere is that more clear than in the controversy over the open source Kodi media player ...

Popular media center software Kodi is an open source, cross-platform application for music, movies, photos, online media, and other content. The software runs on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android ...

It’s a Linux-based operating system that’s built around the popular Kodi media center. It’s lightweight, so it can run on older or cheaper devices. And it support Intel, AMD, or ARM chips.

ESET, a Slovak IT security company, discovered that Windows and Linux Kodi users who downloaded the third-party add-ons Bubbles, Gaia, and XvBMC, were the targets of the malware campaign.

Add-ons for open-source media player Kodi have been found bundled with cryptomining malware that targets Windows and Linux users, according to details of a soon-to-be-published report. ZDNet ...

ESET researchers have discovered several Kodi add-ons are being used to distribute Linux and Windows cryptocurrency-mining malware.

Linux: How to install Kodi 17 Krypton The Kodi media player has proven to be a very popular application, despite criticisms by some in the media that it is linked to piracy.

The malware, with its multi-stage architecture, spread from these two sources across the Kodi ecosystem, ESET said. The firm adds that its payload, a cryptominer, runs on Windows and Linux and ...