Using an iPhone to play with coins? Take 1 minute to check whether you’ve installed FomoPeek.
Binance has just issued a security alert: FomoPeek versions 1.1–1.2 have been found to contain malicious code, which may exploit iOS vulnerabilities to gain high-level access to the device.
Once compromised, your private keys, recovery phrases, login passwords, chat records, files, and more may be accessed.
How to check?
① First, check whether your phone has FomoPeek
On your iPhone home screen, pull down and enter FomoPeek in the search bar.
You can also open:
Settings → General → iPhone Storage
Search in the app list for FomoPeek.
② Next, check your iOS version
Open:
Settings → General → About → iOS Version
If it’s iOS 26.x or earlier, and you’ve installed FomoPeek, you need to be especially careful.
③ If you installed it, delete FomoPeek first
Press and hold the app → Remove App → Delete App.
Then go to:
Settings → General → Software Update
Upgrade your iOS to the latest version currently provided by Apple.
④ If you used a self-custody wallet on your phone, this step is the most important
Do not recreate a wallet on this potentially affected phone.
Use a different trusted device that has never had FomoPeek installed → create a brand-new wallet and recovery phrase → transfer the assets from the old wallet to the new address.
Do not keep using the old recovery phrase, and do not import the old wallet on the new device—otherwise switching devices is meaningless.
⑤ Finally, check your accounts and asset transaction history
See whether your wallet has any unknown transfers, and also check whether important accounts like exchanges and email have any abnormal logins.
If you’ve already found suspicious activity, first save evidence such as transaction records and login records. Don’t rush to restore factory settings to clear the evidence.
What you need to take seriously this time is this:
It doesn’t attack just a single wallet—it targets your entire phone.
If you haven’t installed FomoPeek, don’t scare yourself; if you did install it—especially if you stored private keys or recovery phrases on your phone—spend the extra time to handle it again properly.
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Binance has just issued a security alert: FomoPeek versions 1.1–1.2 have been found to contain malicious code, which may exploit iOS vulnerabilities to gain high-level access to the device.
Once compromised, your private keys, recovery phrases, login passwords, chat records, files, and more may be accessed.
How to check?
① First, check whether your phone has FomoPeek
On your iPhone home screen, pull down and enter FomoPeek in the search bar.
You can also open:
Settings → General → iPhone Storage
Search in the app list for FomoPeek.
② Next, check your iOS version
Open:
Settings → General → About → iOS Version
If it’s iOS 26.x or earlier, and you’ve installed FomoPeek, you need to be especially careful.
③ If you installed it, delete FomoPeek first
Press and hold the app → Remove App → Delete App.
Then go to:
Settings → General → Software Update
Upgrade your iOS to the latest version currently provided by Apple.
④ If you used a self-custody wallet on your phone, this step is the most important
Do not recreate a wallet on this potentially affected phone.
Use a different trusted device that has never had FomoPeek installed → create a brand-new wallet and recovery phrase → transfer the assets from the old wallet to the new address.
Do not keep using the old recovery phrase, and do not import the old wallet on the new device—otherwise switching devices is meaningless.
⑤ Finally, check your accounts and asset transaction history
See whether your wallet has any unknown transfers, and also check whether important accounts like exchanges and email have any abnormal logins.
If you’ve already found suspicious activity, first save evidence such as transaction records and login records. Don’t rush to restore factory settings to clear the evidence.
What you need to take seriously this time is this:
It doesn’t attack just a single wallet—it targets your entire phone.
If you haven’t installed FomoPeek, don’t scare yourself; if you did install it—especially if you stored private keys or recovery phrases on your phone—spend the extra time to handle it again properly.
$BTC
$ETH
$HYPE
#日本央行加息至31年高位