# HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED IN CRYPTO TODAY⏰
On September 25, the Hamster combat team revealed a detailed roadmap announcing its plans for the rest of 2024 and 2025. They announced that they plan to buyback their tokens and distribute them to the players regularly.
The popular telegram clicker game also announced that they would launch a Web-3 platform as well to expand its game offerings. They plan to launch new games within the Hamster ecosystem and integrate non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as in-game assets.
Hamster Combat soon gained a lot of popularity and attracted 239 million users in its first 81 days. Since then, the game has already onboarded over 300 million users.
The team plans to engage its users with a much-anticipated airdrop event. They revealed that out of their 300 million user base, around 131 million users are eligible for the airdrop, i.e., 43% of the users.
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a unique method used by hackers to deliver malware for crypto mining using automated email replies.
In this type of hack, in the automated replies, the hacker uses some tactics that install XMrig Miner on the victim's device and mine digital assets. The hackers targeted Russian companies, marketplaces, and financial institutions.
As the hackers use automated replies, this delivery method is dangerous because potential victims initiate the communication, whereas in a normal mass delivered message, targets have the option to ignore emails.
XMrig is a legitimate open-source application that mines the Monero cryptocurrency. The hackers have integrated software into their attacks, using various tactics to install the app on different systems since 2020.
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