Digital strategy and monetisation models are about to change drastically. Web 2.0 is primarily about content distribution, social media and ecommerce. 

It includes software as a service (SaaS), hosted services (Google Maps), web applications (Google Docs, Microsoft 365), cloud-based commerce platforms (Amazon), video-sharing sites (YouTube, Vimeo), wikis, blogs, social networking (Facebook, Instagram), and real-time information.

Web 3.0 typically refers to blockchains and blockchain-based technologies, including non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and cryptocurrencies. Some conflate this decentralised tech with the metaverse, and they can and do overlap. 

Web 3.0
• Direct payment for transactions without an intermediary
• New models for community based on decentralised decision making and governance
• New ownership models, including being paid royalties for asset creation in perpetuity

Web 2.0 vs Web 3.0

Mars Stealer Malware
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Mars Stealer is currently available for only $140 on the dark web forums.

This malware targets 2FA and crypto extensions, but only in Chromium-based browsers (opera is an exception). 

In addition, the malware can extract valuable information on the targeted wallet, including processor model, computer name, machine ID, GUID, installed software and associated versions, username and computer domain.

Mars Stealer is able to exploit the following: 2FA plugins: • Authenticator, Authy, EOS Authenticator, GAuth Authenticator, Trezor Password Manager. 

Crypto wallets: • Bitcoin Core and all derivatives (Dogecoin, Zcash, DashCore, LiteCoin, etc), Ethereum, Electrum, Electrum LTC, Exodus, Electron Cash, MultiDoge, JAXX, Atomic, Binance, Coinomi



Web 2.0 vs Web 3.0

Crypto Malware