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Morning Edition · Wednesday, July 29, 2026Published at 1:31 AM EDT · New York
Fake Wallet Apps and Seed-Phrase Malware Widen Crypto's Endpoint Attack Surface
A lawsuit says an App Store-promoted fake Bitcoin wallet stole 1.8 million dollars, while the SparkKitty malware harvests seed phrases from iOS and Android apps.
The theft of crypto is moving from smart contracts to the devices where users hold their keys. Three Bitcoin holders allege in a lawsuit that they lost 1.8 million dollars to a fake wallet app promoted on Apple's App Store, which they say t…
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