Users of the Atomic and Exodus wallets are being targeted by threat actors uploading malicious software packages to online coding repositories to steal crypto private keys in the latest ...

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But, in reality, it harbors features to inject malicious code into cryptocurrency wallet software associated with Atomic Wallet and Exodus. "Effectively, a victim who tried to send crypto funds to ...

Cybercriminals are using malicious packages to target users of Atomic and Exodus crypto wallets. The malware hijacks clipboard data and secretly redirects crypto transactions to attacker-controlled ...

This package posed as a library for converting PDF to Microsoft Office documents. Once executed, it would inject malicious code into locally installed Atomic Wallet and Exodus. It would overwrite ...