A widespread cybercriminal campaign is actively targeting Mozilla Firefox users with more than 40 fake browser extensions designed to steal cryptocurrency wallet credentials, with the most recent extensions being uploaded just last week.
XingChiHackers have uploaded at least 40 fake crypto wallet extensions to the Firefox store, tricking users into giving up their wallet details. Some of the apps copied real wallets like MetaMask and Trust Wallet, and have already caused users to lose funds.
WeatherlyThe removal of its iOS and Chrome Extension wallets from the market is scheduled for November 1, 2023, although customers will still be able to access their wallets until October 1.
Coinlive The messaging feature will support the 1.3 million Ethereum addresses using the wallet that are human-readable and/or ENS-enabled.
nftnowAfter the latest high-profile NFT hack, this time taking down tech entrepreneur Kevin Rose, the security advantages of self-custody wallets were making the rounds on Crypto Twitter again.
decryptThe team behind the company's crypto wallet was particularly hard hit, according to Axios.
OthersAs per the details from a tweet thread by Coinbase, iOS users will be unable to send NFTs from their wallets on iOS devices anymore.
OthersCardano's development team, Input Output has created a new light wallet which is called Lace. This new wallet comes with ...
BitcoinistWallet.app is launching the next stage in its EU-based, fully compliant crypto custody wallet, exchange and payment platform that will ...
BitcoinistNew features include buying/selling crypto and converting to supported coins in wallet Divi Labs, a specialist decentralized payment ecosystem provider ...
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