Security firm: Malware called "JSCEAL" impersonates crypto apps to implant Trojan viruses, potentially affecting over 10 million people

According to Cointelegraph, security firm Check Point warns that malware called "JSCEAL," active since March 2024, has been impersonating nearly 50 popular crypto applications such as Binance, MetaMask, and Kraken to induce users to download Trojan programs via advertising, potentially affecting over ten million people worldwide. The Trojan uses JavaScript and has anti-detection mechanisms, allowing it to steal wallet information, account passwords, Telegram data, and browser cookies, mainly spreading through advertising on platforms such as Facebook. [ChainCatcher]