Meme Coin Mayhem: DogWifTools Supply-Chain Attack Drains Wallets, Sparks Accusations
Hackers have trojanized DogWifTools software, draining users’ wallets and leaving meme coin enthusiasts’ pockets emptier than a magician’s hat. The attack involved a stealthy GitHub compromise, affecting Windows users and leading to accusations of rug-pulling. DogWifTools denies involvement and vows to rebuild trust.
Hot Take:
Looks like DogWifTools was too busy chasing meme coins to notice a hacker wagging their tail in the background. This supply-chain attack proves once again that even in the world of digital dogecoinery, not all treats are safe. Better guard your wallets, folks – especially if you’re trusting a platform that sounds like it should be a canine grooming tool!
Key Points:
– Hackers infiltrated the Windows version of DogWifTools, a meme coin promotion software, through a supply-chain attack.
– The attackers gained access to the GitHub repository after reverse engineering the software to get a GitHub token.
– Versions 1.6.3 to 1.6.6 were compromised with a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) affecting Windows users only.
– The attack drained cryptocurrency wallets and led to accusations against DogWifTools, though no proof of internal fraud was found.
– The DogWifTools team denies involvement and is taking steps to enhance security and cooperation with investigators.