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GoPix is a Brazilian financial trojan focused on users of the Pix instant payment system. The provided content states it targets Brazilian Pix users and can also target the local Boleto payment method, as well as steal cryptocurrency. Open-source reporting cited in the content says GoPix was distributed via malvertising as recently as late 2023 to specifically target Pix users. Reported functionality includes clipboard hijacking to replace Pix payment strings or cryptocurrency wallet addresses with attacker-controlled values. Kaspersky’s 2025 financial threat reporting lists GoPix among active Brazilian banking malware families affecting Windows users, in a landscape where desktop financial malware was distributed through malicious emails, compromised websites, and droppers. The content associates GoPix with Brazil’s localized cybercrime ecosystem and payment infrastructure, but does not attribute it to a specific named threat actor. High-confidence targeting is Brazil, particularly users of Pix and Boleto payment mechanisms and cryptocurrency holders.
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