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Hackers Are Using Fake Crypto Wallet Screens to Steal Recovery Phrases and Browser Sessions

Cybersecurity NewsJuly 28, 20265 min read

Criminals are using convincing cryptocurrency wallet screens and browser extensions to steal recovery phrases, login data, and active browser sessions. The activity is linked to a wider CastleLoader campaign that gives attackers several ways to gain access to infected Windows devices. The operation starts with fake software installers and ClickFix-style prompts that pressure victims into […] The post Hackers Are Using Fake Crypto Wallet Screens to Steal Recovery Phrases and Browser Sessions appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Criminals are using convincing cryptocurrency wallet screens and browser extensions to steal recovery phrases, login data, and active browser sessions. The activity is linked to a wider CastleLoader campaign that gives attackers several ways to gain access to infected Windows devices. The operation starts with fake software installers and ClickFix-style prompts that pressure victims into running harmful PowerShell commands. Once launched, the loader can retrieve further malware without leaving obvious files behind, making early detection…

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