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SparkKitty malware scans app photos to steal crypto wallet seed phrases
The Block reports that Check Point found the malware hidden in mobile apps, using photo scanning to target cryptocurrency wallet recovery phrases.
Check Point identified SparkKitty malware hidden in mobile apps that scans photos to look for cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases, according to The Block.
The malware is designed to steal wallet recovery information by finding those seed phrases in users' images, creating a risk of unauthorized access to crypto funds.
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