**[SlowMist Releases FomoPeek App 1.1–1.2 Version Asset Theft Risk Warning]** Odaily Planet Daily News: SlowMist has issued an asset theft risk warning for FomoPeek App versions 1.1–1.2. Recently, multiple reports of stolen user assets have been received. Upon verification, these incidents were found to involve private key leaks, with some affected users having downloaded and used FomoPeek App versions 1.1–1.2. Through joint analysis by the SlowMist & OKX security teams, it has been confirmed that the application contains clear evidence of malicious code implantation. In addition to its normal business functions, the app bundles two unrelated modules, including a professional iOS kernel attack framework. This framework integrates eight exploit methods and can automatically select an attack method based on the device model and system version (affected iOS versions: iOS 12.0–18.7, 26.0–26.1). Once the attack succeeds, the app can bypass the iOS sandbox isolation mechanism, enabling it to read and decrypt the system Keychain and access data files from other apps on the device. This puts users' private keys, mnemonic phrases, login credentials, chat records, and files stored on the device at risk of being leaked. Additionally, the app connects to concealed servers unrelated to its public business functions and receives remote commands. Intercepted plaintext communications reveal that its attack functions are currently active and execute automatically at regular intervals. The lower the iOS version running on the device, the higher the potential risk. If you have downloaded or used this app, please immediately: - Check the security status of your account assets and private keys. - Create a new account and generate new keys on a secure device that has never installed this app. - Transfer your assets to the new account as soon as possible. - Update your device to the latest iOS version. - Do not continue using or reinstall this app. If you notice any abnormal asset activity, please contact the official customer service of the relevant platform immediately and retain your device and related evidence for further investigation.