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Hackers Steal Crypto Wallet Seed Phrases from Image Galleries

A new type of malware called SparkKitty is using optical character recognition (OCR) to steal cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases directly from photos and screenshots in a device's gallery, bypassing traditional keylogging defenses. Once installed from malicious apps posing as legitimate crypto services on the Apple App Store and Google Play, it requests photo access, scans images for confidential data like passwords and seeds, and sends it to hackers' servers. Control of a seed phrase gives attackers complete access to drain the wallet. Initially detected as SparkCat, the evolved SparkKitty was found in the iOS app 币coin (hiding in obfuscated code) and the Android app SOEX (downloaded over 10,000 times). This method allows theft even when sensitive data is never typed or copied. The report comes alongside news of other attacks, like a method to hijack Telegram Desktop sessions bypassing 2FA.

cryptonews.ruDün 13:26

Hackers Steal Crypto Wallet Seed Phrases from Image Galleries

cryptonews.ruDün 13:26

Breaking: Alibaba Bans Claude Entirely, Mandatory Uninstallation Effective July 10th

Alibaba has issued an internal notice to completely ban the use of Claude and all other Anthropic products, effective July 10. The decision follows the discovery of a covert user detection mechanism in Claude Code, starting from version 2.1.91 released in April 2026. The mechanism reportedly operated in three steps: secretly identifying users in China by checking system time zones and proxy/API addresses for keywords related to major Chinese tech and AI firms; silently tagging these users by subtly altering date formats and characters in system prompts to encode status information; and transmitting this modified data back to Anthropic's servers with normal requests. This code was intentionally obfuscated and not mentioned in update logs. Anthropic has acknowledged this "experimental" feature and claims to have removed it in a July 2 update. However, the breach of trust, coupled with a recent wave of account bans for Chinese users—often without refunds—prompted Alibaba's decisive action. The company will promote its self-developed Qoder as an alternative. This move signifies a major shift for Chinese tech giants, from actively adopting powerful external AI tools to prioritizing security and control over core business operations.

marsbit07/03 10:35

Breaking: Alibaba Bans Claude Entirely, Mandatory Uninstallation Effective July 10th

marsbit07/03 10:35

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