Firefox Fiasco: Malicious Extensions Loot Crypto Wallets!

Mozilla Firefox users beware: over 40 malicious extensions have been exposed, impersonating real crypto wallet tools to steal your digital assets. These sneaky extensions, with fake 5-star reviews, hide in plain sight, making them hard to detect. Always check the source before clicking install, or risk losing your cryptocurrency!

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Hot Take:

Looks like some bad actors are trying to give new meaning to ‘cryptocurrency mining’—by mining your wallet for all its worth! Who knew digital pickpocketing could be so sophisticated and sneaky? Also, it’s comforting to know that even in the future (hello, 2025!), our trusty villains are still up to their old tricks. But hey, at least they’re consistent, right?

Key Points:

  • Over 40 malicious Firefox extensions aim to steal cryptocurrency wallet secrets.
  • Extensions mimic legitimate wallet tools from popular platforms.
  • Extensions inflate popularity with fake reviews to deceive users.
  • Russian-speaking threat actors identified as culprits.
  • Mozilla implements an early detection system to counter such extensions.

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