Fake Solana wallet security update is trying to steal your crypto: Reports
Password-stealing malware is being spread by hackers through NFT airdrops purporting to be Solana Phantom security updates.
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Password-stealing malware is being spread by hackers through NFT airdrops purporting to be Solana Phantom security updates.
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