ChainCatcher reports that 23pds, Chief Information Security Officer at SlowMist, posted on X that the APT29 group associated with Eastern Europe is distributing iOS and Android exploit tools via compromised websites and hijacked web analytics scripts. He noted that DarkSword and AndroSnitch have begun large-scale attacks, and normally legitimate websites or apps may now contain backdoors. He advises users to update their systems to the latest versions.
APT29 Distributing iOS and Android Exploits Through Compromised Websites
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A security breach has been reported as APT29, a group linked to Eastern Europe, is distributing iOS and Android exploit tools through compromised websites and hijacked web analytics scripts. DarkSword and AndroSnitch are now active in large-scale attacks, with commonly used websites or apps potentially containing backdoors. SlowMist’s 23pds has warned users to update their systems to the latest versions. DeFi exploit risks are increasing as attackers target mobile platforms.
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