iPhone users holding crypto, read this. A new iOS exploit called worse_query can let a malicious app read other apps' files on your phone. That includes seed phrases and private…
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iPhone users holding crypto, read this. A new iOS exploit called worse_query can let a malicious app read other apps' files on your phone. That includes seed phrases and private keys. What to do rig…
iPhone users holding crypto, read this. A new iOS exploit called worse_query can let a malicious app read other apps' files on your phone. That includes seed phrases and private keys. What to do right now: 1. Update to iOS 27.2.1 (or 26.7.3 on older phones) today 2. Don't install sideloaded or sketchy apps 3. Move any real size off phone hot wallets and into cold storage 4. Never keep seed phrases in Notes, screenshots or your camera roll Apple hasn't officially confirmed the fix yet. Don't wait to find out.
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