More than two dozen false cryptographic wallet applications in Play Store are stealing the 12 -words seed phrase from users without prior notice

• False wallet applications ask for their 12 -words phrase and silently drain their cryptographic funds
• Cril found more than 20 Play Store applications built only to steal user crypts
• Malicious applications used WebView to falsify real login pages of Pancakeswap and others

A new investigation by Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) has discovered a large -scale phishing campaign that involves more than 20 Android applications in the Google Play store.

These applications, which seemed to be legitimate cryptocurrency wallet tools, were created with a unique purpose: steal mnemonic phrases of users, the crucial keys of 12 words that provide full access to cryptographic wallets.