Trojanized "Jamm" application that hides ElectroRAT malware (Source: Intezer Labs) A recently uncovered remote access Trojan, dubbed ElectroRAT, has been stealing cryptocurrency from digital wallets over the past year and has the ability to target multiple operating systems, according to researchers at Intezer Labs. The malware, written in the Golang programming language, is designed to target Windows, Linux and macOS platforms and appears to have targeted thousands of victims since early 2020, according to an Intezer Labs report released this week. The operators behind this campaign have also deployed a series of domain registrations and websites, Trojanized applications and fake social media accounts to target victims and their digital wallets, the report states. The creation of the malware that targets multiple operating systems and appears to have been designed from scratch, however, is the most sophisticated part of this particular campaign.