iPhone Crypto App Hides Malicious Code as Attacker Wallet Nets $580K
An iPhone app promoted as a read-only crypto monitoring tool carried code capable of accessing other apps and sensitive wallet data, a new analysis found. A wallet identified as the attacker’s received nearly $580,000 in...
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