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Trojan SparkKitty Stealing Crypto Wallet Data From Phones
Trojan SparkKitty, discovered by Kaspersky on June 24, 2025, embedded in mod TikTok and crypto applications, targets users in China and Southeast Asia, stealing images to obtain crypto wallet seed phrases. With Bitcoin priced at $106,000 (CoinGecko), this threat highlights cybersecurity risks in the crypto industry. The article provides a detailed analysis of the Trojan, market context, industry impact, and suggestions for investors.
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Crocodilus “Crocodile” Attacks Crypto Wallets: Android Users in Turkey and Spain Are at Risk
On March 31, 2025, ThreatFabric – a company specializing in fraud prevention – discovered a new type of malware on Android called “Crocodilus,” which is silently stealing users' cryptocurrency wallets. With sophisticated techniques, from remote control to stealing seed phrases, Crocodilus has targeted users in Turkey and Spain. Will this threat spread and shake the crypto market?
SlowMist Security Alert: Android banking Trojan "Crocodilus" attacks crypto users
On June 4, SlowMist issued a security alert that the Android banking Trojan "Crocodilus" has recently been upgraded and has attacked global cryptocurrency users and banking applications. The main threats include:
Spreading through fake browser updates in Facebook ads;
Using overlay attacks to steal login credentials;
Extracting crypto wallet mnemonics and private keys;
Injecting fake "bank support" numbers into contact lists;
Malware as a service: available for rent ($100-300 per attack).
Remind users to avoid unknown app updates and ad links.
#Trojan #SlowMist
On June 4, SlowMist issued a security alert that the Android banking Trojan "Crocodilus" has recently been upgraded and has attacked global cryptocurrency users and banking applications. The main threats include:
Spreading through fake browser updates in Facebook ads;
Using overlay attacks to steal login credentials;
Extracting crypto wallet mnemonics and private keys;
Injecting fake "bank support" numbers into contact lists;
Malware as a service: available for rent ($100-300 per attack).
Remind users to avoid unknown app updates and ad links.
#Trojan #SlowMist
Microsoft Sounds Alarm: New Trojan Targets Top Crypto Wallet Extensions (Metamask, Trust, Phantom, Coinbase+) on Google Chrome 🆘
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