SlowMist Warns Darksword May Target Wallets on iOS 26.5
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SlowMist warns Darksword may target wallets on iOS 26.5
SlowMist has warned that attackers may have adapted the Darksword exploit chain to compromise devices running iOS 26.5 and extract private keys from self-custody crypto wallets. SlowMist Chief Information Security Officer 23pds said attackers are using Darksword to bypass Apple’s…
Ledger CTO Warns of DarkSword Safari Attack That Can Steal Crypto Keys From iPhones
TL;DR: Charles Guillemet, Chief Technology Officer at Ledger, issued a public alert on September 21, 2026, regarding the DarkSword exploit chain targeting Safari. The threat chains six iOS security flaws that compromise the JavaScriptCore engine, bypass sandbox isolation, and exploit the system kernel. Google confirmed that the original vulnerabilities in the chain were patched starting ...
Slowmist Warns Darksword iOS Exploit Targets Crypto Wallet Keys
23pds, Chief Information Security Officer at Slowmist, reported the evolution of this exploit, which, due to the combination of several techniques, allows threat actors to steal wallet private keys and other data. Users must update their phones to the latest software version to avoid being targeted. iPhone Face One Click Full Wallet Control Hack Exploit […]
Researchers warn of Safari zero-day exploit targeting Apple iPhones and crypto wallets
The exploit highlights the critical need for enhanced security measures in mobile ecosystems, especially for safeguarding crypto assets.
A string of vulnerabilities known as DarkSword can turn a seemingly normal visit to Safari into a threat to cryptocurrency wallets. Charles Guillemet, CTO from Ledger, urged you to update iPhones and avoid saving seed phrases in synced captures, notes or files.
Ledger CTO Warns iPhone Users of DarkSword Crypto Attack
Ledger Chief Technology Officer Charles Guillemet has warned cryptocurrency users about DarkSword, a sophisticated iPhone exploit capable of stealing sensitive wallet information after victims visit a malicious website through Safari. Guillemet highlighted the threat on X, warning that the iOS exploit chain can bypass several layers of Apple security and gain extensive access to compromised devices. In plaintext, you visit a website and lose you…
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