Fraudulent apps like IntezerLabs: Jamm can steal your keys.

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2021-1-6 04:02
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According to Decrypt on January 6, a statement from cybersecurity firm Intezer Labs found the "ElectroRAT" malware in cryptocurrency scams such as Jamm, eTrade, and DaoPoker, which are designed to steal users' encryption keys. . To date, the "ElectroRAT" malware has affected at least 6,500 users.

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IntezerLabs warns users that a cryptographic application such as Jamm will steal their keys.
According to Decrypt on January 6, a statement from cybersecurity firm Intezer Labs found the "ElectroRAT" malware in a fraudulent cryptocurrency application designed to steal encryption from users, including Jamm, eTrade, and DaoPoker. To date, the “ElectroRAT” malware has affected at least 6,500 Twitter users.
2021-1-6 04:02

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