FomoPeek App Store Breach Exposes Crypto Wallets to Risk
- Malicious code was found in FomoPeek versions 1.1 and 1.2 on the Apple App Store.
- The code could collect data from other wallet and note-taking apps.
- A linked wallet received a total of $579,984.34 USDT across several networks.
- The app’s malicious modules were signed by the same Apple developer identity as the official releases.
- SlowMist advised creating new wallets on secure devices for affected users.
FomoPeek, a monitoring tool for crypto wallets, contained hidden code capable of bypassing iPhone security to access data from other apps, posing a risk to stored credentials like private keys and seed phrases.
Users who downloaded affected versions may have compromised their sensitive information, necessitating immediate action to secure their assets by transferring them to new wallets on unaffected devices.(Source)
