Did your phone just steal your seed phrase

You know the moment you play a song for your friends and they are like “Ehh … I guess it’s okay?” – But a week later, they sing it under breath, and the next thing you know is on their list for reproduction at the gym?

That. This I knew you would come around The feeling is undefeated.

And somehow it is how it feels watching the states start us slowly understanding Bitcoin.

The latest country officially affected by games: Texas.

Governor Greg Abbott unsubscribed on the bill Add Bitcoin to Strategic State Reserves.

So Texas is joined by Arizona and New Hampshire in SBR club.

And who else touches the leg at the bitcoin rhythm?

Good, A bunch of proposals for the State Bitcoin Reserve flew through.

But there are a few more that holds:

• Massachusetts;

• Michigan;

• Ohio;

• Rhode Island;

• And North Carolina.

No guarantee – But hold the headphones charged for each.

😾 Bad cat

Pop quiz time: That’s where it’s called Flash. Pure on the basis of vibrations, what do you think?

A) Damn version of the cat Nyan

B) the latest toy that every child iPad wants

C

Do you have your assumption?

… Damage. It was a trick question. This is d) none of the above.

Sparkitty is actually a malicious software recently discovered kibernetic security company Kaspersky.

And no, it’s not sweet.

Hides from the inside False or modified apps (Such as Tictok Modsa, Casino Games or Crypto Apps), and were found on Android and iOS.

On the iPhones:

Hides from the inside False versions of legitimate tools for development developers like afnetworking or alamofirs – It is usually used to help the apps to connect to the Internet. The attackers modify them to start the malicious software as soon as the application opens.

And to bypass Apple’s apple checks App Store, they use something called Entrepreneurial profile – A system intended for companies to test apps on employee phones. Allows you to install applications directly without Apple’s usual security reviews.

On AndroidMalicious software is displayed in two main ways:

👉 Some versions are false or modified applications with malicious code written in Java or Kotlin;

👉 Others use a tool called XPOSED, which allows malicious software to hide within actual applications and mess with what they do – without changing the way they look.

Once installed, malicious software:

• Pretends to be a chat to support or a similar feature and then seek Access to your photo gallery;

• She scans his photos for sensitive text such as cryptocurrency of phrases;

• And sends these photos (and information about the device) straight to the attacker’s command server.

Basically, if you have ever shot your screenshot of your cryptocurrency phrase … You would be cooked.

And yes, we talked about things like this Many times before. But until people stop cheating on, we don’t close.

So here’s how to protect yourself:

1/ Download only from official app stores

Keep Google Play and Apple App Store.

And even then, does not betray your guard – Always check the reviews and check the developer.

2/ Do not hold sensitive information in your photo gallery

There are no shots of the seed phrases. No private keys. No “temporary” backup copies.

3/ Reject access to the gallery unless it makes no sense

If an application that has nothing to do with the photos is looking for access to the gallery – say no.

But above all:

If your phone is where you operate the crypto, it is your wallet.

And just as you would not allow a random stranger near your actual wallet, you should not allow some sketched app to do so.

You are in knowledge now. But think about your friends – they probably have no idea. I wonder who could fix it … 😃🫵 Expand the word and be a hero you know you are!