A cybersecurity firm reports that a malware campaign dubbed "JSCEAL" is impersonating over 50 well-known encryption apps, puttin
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最新报道：According to Bijie.com on July 31st, Check Point research revealed that a malware campaign codenamed "JSCEAL" is impersonating nearly 50 popular cryptocurrency trading apps worldwide, including Binance, MetaMask, and Kraken. This campaign, active since March 2024, uses malicious ads to trick users into downloading fake apps containing malware. Research indicates that 35,000 malicious ads were delivered in the first half of 2025, affecting millions of users in the EU alone. This malware utilizes unique anti-detection techniques to collect sensitive data such as user keystrokes, Telegram account information, and auto-fill passwords, and can manipulate cryptocurrency-related browser plugins. Experts recommend using anti-malware software that can detect malicious JavaScript execution to effectively prevent these attacks.
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