Mysterious Fog Cosine Reminder: A delivery app called ComeCome (Please, please) appears normal on the surface, but has been reported to steal encrypted assets on iPhones using a “poisoning” method. The technique is similar to the previously seen FomoPeek.
The most隐蔽 aspect of this kind of risk is that the app’s everyday functions may work perfectly, causing people to lower their guard—while the background activities still jeopardize wallet security. It’s recommended to upgrade your iPhone to the latest system version as soon as possible. iPad and Mac users also shouldn’t be complacent; don’t install apps from unknown sources, and never enter your seed phrase, private key, or verification codes in them.
Asset security often fails because “nothing seems wrong.” Forward this reminder to people around you. #网络安全 #Crypto Asset Security
The most隐蔽 aspect of this kind of risk is that the app’s everyday functions may work perfectly, causing people to lower their guard—while the background activities still jeopardize wallet security. It’s recommended to upgrade your iPhone to the latest system version as soon as possible. iPad and Mac users also shouldn’t be complacent; don’t install apps from unknown sources, and never enter your seed phrase, private key, or verification codes in them.
Asset security often fails because “nothing seems wrong.” Forward this reminder to people around you. #网络安全 #Crypto Asset Security