Fake Video Apps Target Web3 Pros with Crypto-Stealing Malware

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Cybersecurity experts have identified a scam targeting Web3 professionals using fake video conferencing apps to deploy the Realst information stealer. The attackers create fake companies using AI to appear legitimate, luring targets into downloading malicious software under the guise of business meetings. The malware, which affects both macOS and Windows, aims to steal sensitive data, including cryptocurrency wallet information and browser credentials. This campaign highlights the increasing use of AI by cybercriminals to enhance the credibility of their scams.
- Hackers Using Fake Video Conferencing Apps to Steal Web3 Professionals' Data The Hacker News
- Crypto-stealing malware posing as a meeting app targets Web3 pros BleepingComputer
- Hackers Use Fake Video Conferencing Apps to Deploy ‘Realst’ Malware, Targeting Web3 Professionals The420.in
- This virtual meeting app is actually crypto-stealing malware BGR
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