SlowMist Has Yet to Confirm Crypto Theft From iPhone Safari Attack
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SlowMist Has Yet to Confirm Crypto Theft From iPhone Safari Attack
SlowMist says the iPhone Safari campaign reuses the DarkSword exploit chain, with its strongest technical evidence covering iOS 18.4 to 18.6.2.
SlowMist warns that a malicious sample of Safari on iPhone may attempt to access sensitive application data and Apple Keychain, but claims that it has not yet confirmed victims or thefts of cryptocurrencies linked to that code. The company also calls for caution with the wide range of iOS versions circulating on some alerts.
SlowMist Still Has Not Confirmed Crypto Theft From iPhone Safari Attack
Security warnings circulating this week about a malicious iPhone Safari attack have prompted renewed calls for iOS updates—particularly over fears that the exploit could be used to steal crypto wallet secrets. However, SlowMist says it has not yet confirmed a real victim whose device was compromised by the specific Safari sample it analyzed, and it [...]
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