Microsoft warns new malware turns copy-paste against you

The very act of copying and pasting—the most basic digital habit we all trust—is now the greatest threat to your crypto wallet. This new "clipper" malware is so sophisticated that it swaps your destination address in just 500 milliseconds, effectively turning your own computer against you. If you aren't manually verifying every single character of a wallet address after pasting, you are essentially handing your funds to hackers. Is copy-paste too dangerous to use for crypto anymore?
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