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Morning Edition · Saturday, November 7, 2026Published at 12:47 AM EST · New York
Thieves took about $4 million in USDT from active TRON wallets as CertiK warns of an updated DarkSword iPhone exploit kit
CryptoSlate mapped a theft network of 365 addresses and found that only one theft matches a publicly identified iPhone owner, so the link between these losses and iOS exploits depends on limited evidence.
The blockchain security firm CertiK warned on November 6 that attackers are using a newer version of the DarkSword exploit kit to target crypto wallets on iPhones that have not been updated. According to CertiK, visiting a malicious Safari…
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