Malicious iPhone App FomoPeek Stole Crypto Keys for Over a Week

Binance has issued an urgent security advisory warning iOS users to check if they installed the app FomoPeek, which was found to contain malicious code capable of stealing private keys and seed phrases. Security researchers from SlowMist discovered that versions 1.1 and 1.2 included hidden modules with exploit frameworks targeting various iOS versions. These exploits allowed malware to bypass Apple's sandbox security, accessing sensitive data across the device. The threat is not limited to crypto wallets; it could expose all app-related data on an infected device. The malicious code was active from September 9 through September 17 before being removed in version 1.3. Binance advises users who installed FomoPeek to delete the app, update iOS, and transfer assets to a new wallet if necessary. The incident highlights growing concerns around mobile security threats within the crypto ecosystem.

By Neo · TheStreet ·

Malicious iPhone App FomoPeek Stole Crypto Keys for Over a Week

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