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Android Flaw Leaves 30 Million Crypto Wallets Open To Attack: Microsoft Analysts

Microsoft analysts revealed a critical security flaw in the EngageLab SDK (v4.5.4), leaving over 30 million Android crypto wallets vulnerable to attack. The "intent redirection" vulnerability allowed a malicious app to bypass Android's sandbox and gain read/write access to a wallet's private data, including seed phrases and keys, without any user interaction. A patch (SDK 5.2.1) was released in mid-2025. Users who haven't updated their apps since then are advised to not only update but also move their funds to new wallets with fresh seed phrases, as any unpatched wallet is considered compromised. The flaw also affected over 50 million apps in total.

bitcoinist04/11 15:31

Android Flaw Leaves 30 Million Crypto Wallets Open To Attack: Microsoft Analysts

bitcoinist04/11 15:31

A Quick Fix: Ripple Patches Major Issue That Could Threaten XRP Users On The Ledger

Ripple has released Rippled version 3.1.2 to patch a critical vulnerability in the XRP Ledger's Batch amendment feature. The flaw, discovered shortly after the feature's introduction, could have allowed attackers to execute unauthorized transactions and caused servers to crash or restart under certain conditions. Developers from RippleX collaborated on the urgent fix. This is the third rapid update addressing issues originating from Rippled 3.1.0. Separately, Ripple CTO David Schwartz responded to criticism about the company's practice of selling XRP to fund operations, arguing that such sales do not necessarily harm retail investors.

bitcoinist03/18 03:32

A Quick Fix: Ripple Patches Major Issue That Could Threaten XRP Users On The Ledger

bitcoinist03/18 03:32

XRPL Foundation Fixes Major Bug Just Ahead of Mainnet Release

A critical vulnerability in the XRP Ledger, potentially exposing up to $80 billion, was discovered by a security engineer using an AI-assisted tool. The flaw involved malformed transactions that could cause consensus failure under specific edge cases. The issue was responsibly disclosed, verified, and patched by the development team. Validator operators were urged to update their software immediately. No exploitation occurred prior to the fix. The incident highlights the effectiveness of combining AI tools with human expertise in blockchain security, enabling early detection of complex vulnerabilities and reinforcing trust in decentralized systems.

TheNewsCrypto02/27 13:16

XRPL Foundation Fixes Major Bug Just Ahead of Mainnet Release

TheNewsCrypto02/27 13:16

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