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Dozens of fake wallet add-ons flood Firefox store to drain crypto
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DPRK Hackers Deploy NimDoor macOS Malware via Fake Zoom Updates - The Cryptocurrency Post
TL;DR North Korean hackers bait crypto professionals with fake Zoom updates via Telegram and Calendly links, deploying the elusive NimDoor backdoor on macOS. Written in Nim to evade Gatekeeper and AV tools, NimDoor persists at boot, and harvests browser passwords, Telegram data, and crypto wallet seeds for exfiltration. Security teams should block unsigned installers, restrict updates to trusted domains, audit Telegram invites, disable auto-run…
More than 40 malicious extensions for Firefox have put at risk the funds of cryptocurrencies users in a campaign that supplanted legitimate wallets and that continues to act ...
News Key Points More than 40 malicious extensions of Firefox, called "FoxyWallet", imitated MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Trust Wallet and others in Mozilla's store, extracting seed phrases and private keys once installed. The attackers used fake five-star ratings and constantly modified extension IDs, injecting hidden scripts and remote code chargers to evade detection and steal credentials.
Over 40 Malicious Firefox Extensions Target Cryptocurrency Wallets, Stealing User Assets
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered over 40 malicious browser extensions for Mozilla Firefox that are designed to steal cryptocurrency wallet secrets, putting users' digital assets at risk. "These extensions impersonate legitimate wallet tools from widely-used platforms such as Coinbase, MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Phantom, Exodus, OKX, Keplr, MyMonero, Bitget, Leap, Ethereum Wallet, and Filfox
Chrome And Firefox Users Targeted in Coordinated Crypto Credential Attacks - Coin Surges
The post Chrome And Firefox Users Targeted in Coordinated Crypto Credential Attacks appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Popular web browsers Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox are facing serious security threats. While Chrome is being targeted through a dangerous zero-day vulnerability, Firefox users are under attack from a slew of harmful browser extensions. On July 1, cybersecurity experts uncovered a malicious campaign involving 45 fake F…
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