[SlowMist: FOMO Official iOS App Exposed to Contain Crypto-Stealing Malware, Was Live on App Store for One Week] BlockBeats News, September 23: Blockchain security firm SlowMist has issued a warning that the official FOMO iOS app was found to contain malware capable of stealing crypto assets. The affected version of the app was available on the App Store from September 9 to September 17. SlowMist stated that the malicious module has attack capabilities similar to the DarkSword malware, potentially leading to the theft of users' seed phrases and private keys. Since the FOMO app was promoted by crypto industry KOLs (Key Opinion Leaders), some users may have downloaded the affected version as a result. SlowMist also cautioned that simply updating or deleting the FOMO app may not be sufficient to eliminate the risk. Users who have used the affected version should consider their seed phrases, private keys, and sensitive credentials as compromised and take appropriate security measures. Additionally, SlowMist Chief Information Security Officer Shān Zhang previously warned that iOS versions 13 through 26.5 may be vulnerable to malicious Safari link attacks exploiting memory corruption vulnerabilities in WebKit and JavaScriptCore. Attackers could leverage these vulnerabilities to gain JavaScript-level read and write permissions, bypass pointer authentication, escape the WebContent sandbox, escalate kernel privileges, and ultimately obtain encryption keys and wallet data. [Original Link]