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Morning Edition · Monday, November 2, 2026Published at 12:45 AM EST · New York
Fake Airdrop App on Solana Seeker Store and Initia Minting Flaw Lead Week of Smaller Thefts
Attackers broke into a Solana Mobile developer portal to publish a seed-phrase stealer, an Initia virtual-machine bug let an attacker mint about $2.7 million in unbacked tokens, and a UK court case concerns 2,323 bitcoin taken from a hardware wallet.
Solana Seeker dApp Store. Solana Mobile says a malicious app called "SKR Claim" went live on the Seeker phone's dApp Store for about an hour after attackers breached its developer portal. The app asked users for their seed phrases. PANews r…
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