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iOS 27.2.1 Leaves Sandbox Flaw Open, Researcher Says
SlowMist says an iOS 27.2.1 sandbox flaw could expose plaintext wallet data; Trust Wallet and Zerion say their users are not affected.
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SlowMist Flags iOS Sandbox Escape Risk to Wallet Data
SlowMist warns that iOS sandbox escape flaws could expose plaintext secrets stored locally in wallet apps.
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SlowMist Flags 'Cracked TradingView Premium' as Wallet-Data Malware
SlowMist warns of a cracked TradingView Premium lure carrying wallet-data malware; no confirmed thefts or victim count yet.
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SlowMist Finds Data-Stealing and Address-Swapping Code in Udesk Scripts
SlowMist found Udesk script malware that can swap displayed and copied crypto deposit addresses, a clipboard-style theft risk.
Also covered by Unchained - 5
SlowMist Urges Crypto Platforms to Prepare for Critical PHP Fixes
SlowMist urges crypto platforms to prepare for critical PHP patches due October 21, since affected versions and details come with the release. A practical heads-up for exchange and platform security teams.
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SlowMist Says Qubic Wallet Keys Could Be Recovered From Six Network Samples
SlowMist says Qubic wallet keys could be recovered from six network samples; a patch separates new seeds but leaves header generation unchanged.