Crypto apps see malicious popups after Ace Drainer hacks animation library
The popular Lottie Player animations library was hacked to push a crypto-draining popup on multiple websites, which has now been fixed.
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The popular Lottie Player animations library was hacked to push a crypto-draining popup on multiple websites, which has now been fixed.
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