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Fake Firefox Crypto Wallet Extensions Hide Malware Inside Mozilla-Signed Add-on Packages

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Threat Research Team uncovered three malicious Firefox extensions impersonating Phantom, Jupiter, and Bitget wallets to steal cryptocurrency recovery phrases and private keys. All three contained complete stealers inside Mozilla-signed packages, placing malicious code directly in the submitted extensions. The listings were available on Firefox Add-ons during analysis but had been removed by publication. Stolen information […] The post Fake Firefox Crypto Wallet Extensions Hide Malware Inside Mozilla-Signed Add-on Packages appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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