Three active malware campaigns, Weedhack, CountLoader, and an unnamed cryptomining operation, have collectively compromised over 86,000 endpoints by exploiting consumer trust in gaming content, pirated software, and streaming sites. Weedhack targets Minecraft players with credential-stealing malware capable of draining browser-stored passwords and cryptocurrency wallets; CountLoader establishes persistent remote access footholds via cracked software channels; the third campaign hijacks clipboard data to redirect cryptocurrency transactions while silently mining Monero. Organizations face dual risk: direct endpoint compromise through employee personal device crossover and enterprise network intrusion via CountLoader’s Cobalt Strike and AdaptixC2 beacons, which are designed for lateral movement.